Assisted Living and Social Services - Request for Expression of Interest - Community Access for People in Continuing Care

The contract invites organizations to compete for funding through the Community Access for People in Continuing Care (CAPCC) initiative, managed by the Ministry and delivered by the Government of Canada’s Assisted Living and Social Services. The goal is to identify qualified agencies capable of implementing community support services for Albertans with disabilities living in continuing care homes, particularly those under 65 years of age. The initiative aims to reduce social isolation and enhance community participation and social inclusion by providing person-centered, flexible supports that encourage meaningful engagement, social connectivity, and stronger involvement of family and friends. Applicants must carefully adhere to the detailed specifications, terms, and conditions outlined in the grant application, including demonstrating organizational capacity, partnerships, a sound delivery plan, and a comprehensive budget. The application process is competitive and transparent, with a clear deadline for responses on January 23, 2026. Referral sources for individuals eligible for these services include self-referrals, continuing care staff, family, and community grant recipients. The CAPCC funding is structured to align with existing policies and core objectives of the initiative, ensuring that funded activities effectively address the needs of adults in continuing care. Interested organizations should direct inquiries or submissions to the designated contracting authority, Stephen Hynes, and ensure compliance with all application requirements to avoid disqualification. The place of performance for the services is Alberta, emphasizing the regional focus of this federal solicitation.