Applications open for PEI Wellness Grant Program

The Government of Prince Edward Island is accepting submissions for the 2025-2026 Live Well PEI Wellness Grant Program.

The program funds community-led projects that make healthy living more accessible.

“We’re thrilled to continue investing in local solutions that support healthier communities. These grants are about more than funding, they’re about empowering Islanders to lead change, remove barriers, and create environments where healthy choices are the easy choices,” said Minister of Health and Wellness Mark McLane.

The funding streams are available as the Community Catalyst Grant and the School Health Grant.

The Community Catalyst Grant supports Island communities in mobilizing and building local capacity with a grant of up to $7,500.

The School Health Grant is available to support the Comprehensive School Health/Health Promoting Schools programs with initiatives aimed to improve health literacy skills for students. The grant offers up to $3,000.

The province said the focus of the upcoming grant is chronic disease prevention and the social, economic and structural conditions that impact health including:

• healthy eating
• physical activity
• living tobacco-free
• reducing alcohol consumption
• social determinants of health
• injury prevention

The letters of intent for the Live Well PEI Wellness Grant Program are due by 4 p.m. on Sept. 16.

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