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New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26 - Alberta - Canada
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New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26

Capital funding for new continuing care homes
Funding available
$ 450,000
Deadline
February 6, 2026
Opened December 10, 2025
Location
Alberta, Canada
Who can apply

A legal entity that submits an Application for capital funding under the New Capacity Stream

See full eligibility

Overview

The Continuing Care Capital Program – New Capacity Stream Intake One supports the development of net-new continuing care spaces in Alberta through one-time capital funding. Eligible activities include building a new Continuing Care Home, with related costs tied to construction and compliance with the Continuing Care Design Standards 2025.
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Opportunity Score
Moderate potential, but conditions must align.

At a glance

Funding available

Financing goals
  • Develop strategic partnerships
  • Increase production or service capacity
  • Strengthen organizational capacity
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 450,000 $

Eligible candidates

Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Location
  • Alberta
Legal structures
  • All legal structures
Annual revenue
  • All revenue ranges
Organisation size
  • All organization sizes
Audience
  • Indigenous Peoples
  • Persons with Disabilities
  • Language Minorities
  • Newcomers to Canada
  • Other Racialized Persons
  • Black Canadians
  • Rural or Northern Residents
  • 2SLGBTQI+
  • Canadians
  • Youth (<40)
  • Women

Next Steps

1
Determine your project
2
Validate your eligibility

Activities funded

  • Develop net-new Continuing Care Home spaces
  • Build a new Continuing Care Home
  • Develop new capacity for Facility-Based Care

Documents Needed

  • Application
  • Schedule A – Continuing Care Capital Program – New Capacity Stream – Intake One Application
  • Schedule B – Service Requirements
  • Schedule C – Construction Progress Report
  • Schedule D – Occupancy Permit

Official resources

Program guide

Classification: Public (2025-2026)

Continuing Care Capital Program

New Capacity Stream

Supporting document

Continuing CARE Capital Program NEW Capacity Stream - Intake ONE

Continuing care capital program. Architectural design requirements checklist for continuing care

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

  • A legal entity that submits an Application for capital funding under the New Capacity Stream

Who is not eligible

  • Standalone Type C hospice projects
  • Projects outside the target communities list
  • Commercial or complementary project space for funding

Eligible expenses

  • Capital Costs
  • Planning & Development Funding
  • Construction Funding
  • New Capacity Funding

Ineligible Costs and Activities

  • Commercial Capacity and community services spaces
  • Complementary Capacity

Eligible geographic areas

  • Alberta

Selection criteria

  • Merits and competitiveness of Applications that meet mandatory requirements
  • Strong alignment with evaluation criteria
  • Value for money

How to apply

  • All application materials and eligibility criteria for the associated grant stream will be posted on the stream webpage when a grant intake opens.
  • Visit the New Capacity Stream to learn more.

Processing and Agreement

  • Conditional approvals will be given based on the merits and competitiveness of Applications that meet mandatory requirements and demonstrate strong alignment with evaluation criteria and value for money.
  • A Grant Funding Agreement will be prepared by the Province and provided to the Applicant as a condition of any provincial funding for the CCH.

Additional information

  • Intake One opened on December 10, 2025 and closed on February 6, 2026.
  • Applicants may request a debriefing if they met the minimum requirements and were unsuccessful.
  • Questions had to be submitted in writing by email.

Contacts

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Frequently Asked Questions about the New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26 Program

What is the New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26?

The Continuing Care Capital Program – New Capacity Stream Intake One supports the development of net-new continuing care spaces in Alberta through one-time capital funding. Eligible activities include building a new Continuing Care Home, with related costs tied to construction and compliance with the Continuing Care Design Standards 2025.

How much funding can be received?

New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26 Funds up to $450,000 of admissible expenses.

What is the deadline to apply?

The application deadline for this grant program was February 6, 2026.

Who is eligible for the New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26 program?

To be eligible for the New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26 program, you must: Legal entity applicant Application for capital funding under the New Capacity Stream Project for new Facility-Based Care capacity

What expenses are eligible under New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26?

Develop net-new Continuing Care Home spaces Build a new Continuing Care Home Develop new capacity for Facility-Based Care

Who can I contact for more information about the New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26?

You can contact Alberta Ministry of Assisted Living and Social Services (ALSS) by email at cccp@gov.ab.ca.

Where is the New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26 available?

The New capacity stream intake one program guidelines : Continuing Care Capital Program 2025/26 program is available the province of Alberta.