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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on January 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Assisted Living and Social Services - Request for Expression of Interest - Cross Disability Support Services- Sensory

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AB-2025-07819International

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The contract issued by the Government of Canada’s Assisted Living and Social Services department seeks organizations capable of delivering the Cross Disability Support Services (CDSS) Sensory Initiative in Alberta. This grant application process is competitive and designed to identify qualified applicants who demonstrate strong organizational capacity, effective partnerships, a robust delivery plan, and a viable budget. The Ministry emphasizes adherence to all specified terms and conditions, with applications that fail to meet requirements subject to rejection. The initiative aims to provide essential resources, support, and navigation services to Albertans with sensory disabilities, focusing on those whose needs are not adequately addressed by existing programs. The goal of the CDSS Sensory Initiative is to empower individuals with sensory disabilities to live as independently as possible while fostering their engagement and valued participation in the community. The Ministry’s approach promotes building a resilient community network tailored to support self-reliance and inclusion for sensory-impaired individuals. Interested parties are required to submit their applications by January 23, 2026, with Stephen Hynes serving as the primary contracting authority. The service delivery will be based in Alberta, aligning with the government’s commitment to addressing the unique needs of sensory disability populations through targeted social support programs.

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Government seeks organizations for Alberta sensory disability support services; applications due January 23, 2026.

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Government of Canada → Assisted Living and Social Services

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Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Assisted Living and Social Services
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1.1 Purpose This Grant Application is a competitive process issued by the Ministry to identify organizations interested in and capable of delivering CDSS-Sensory Initiative activities, in accordance with the specifications, terms, and conditions outlined in this document. The Ministry will use this transparent process to assess applicants’ qualifications, organizational capacity, partnerships and collaborations, delivery plan, and budget. Grant Applicants are invited to submit their applications in line with all specifications and conditions provided. Applicants should carefully review all requirements in this Grant Application. Failure to meet any term, condition, or requirement may result in the submission being rejected. 1.2 Objectives The objective of CDSS–Sensory is to ensure that Albertans with sensory disabilities, whose needs may not be met through other programs, have access to appropriate resources and supports. This is achieved by delivering information, supports and navigation services to build a strong community network that: • Enable Individuals to be self-reliant and live as independently as possible. • Empower Individuals to engage with and be valued members of their community.

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