Our One Health Fund Vision! 20 Million by 2020
Invest in healthier and safer communities for people and animals.

Scope
This national charitable program aims to advance the human-animal bond experience by integrating Animal- Assisted Support Services within Canada's healthcare, social services, justice and corrections sectors. Read more...

Beneficiaries

• Children, youth and adults with disabilities
• First Responders
• Offenders
• Survivors of Crime
• Seniors
• Veterans
• Our Troops
• People who are homeless
• Families

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“Between animal and human medicine there are no dividing lines--nor should there be.” Rudolf Virchow, MD (the father of cellular pathology)

*CFAS has issued 40 small grants to registered charities since 2005.
Developing the One Health Fund would enable us to gradually support at least 400 charities and impact countless communities across Canada annually.
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Why a national disability public health foundation?

National Annual Grants Program & Giving Gateway

Value Creation and Social Impact
The purpose of the grants program is to build the capacity of front-line charities so they can focus on service excellence rather than fundraising, in order to co-create a seamless continuum of exceptional Animal Assisted Support Services within Canada's social services, healthcare, corrections and justice sectors. 

How it Works
The scope of our benevolent mission includes improving the quality of life of vulnerable persons and their families, as well as the welfare of companion and service animals. Our research aspirations focus on building healthier and safer communities for people, companion and service animals. Read more...

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