
- Varies by project
- Health care and social assistance
The British Columbia Ministry of Health is the provincial government department responsible for overseeing healthcare services, public health programs, and health funding initiatives across British Columbia. It administers various grant programs to support healthcare infrastructure, medical research, and community health initiatives. View British Columbia Ministry of Health's website for more information.

As British Columbia's provincial health authority, the Ministry of Health plays a central role in funding and overseeing the province's healthcare system. It works in partnership with regional health authorities, healthcare providers, and community organizations to deliver accessible, quality healthcare services to residents.
The Ministry administers funding for various health programs including hospital operations, primary care networks, mental health services, addiction treatment, public health initiatives, and healthcare capital projects. It also supports medical research through partnerships with academic institutions and research organizations.
The Ministry operates under the Health Authorities Act and is accountable to the provincial legislature through the Minister of Health. It works closely with five regional health authorities and the Provincial Health Services Authority to ensure coordinated healthcare delivery across BC.