The Knowledge Mobilization Partnership Program (KMP2) will drive adoption of best and next practices across stakeholder groups in the aging and brain health sector and may include proven innovations in practices, products and services. This program will fund projects that have been successfully validated within their environments and are ready for broader scaling and adoption. This program will enable older adults, their circle of care, and healthcare practitioners, to gain access to knowledge, skills and support, in order to facilitate behavior change consistent with evidence. The optimal end result is improved health outcomes and quality of life for older adults and/or their caregivers.

An individual employed by an Institution or affiliated with an Institution that qualifies as a Canada Revenue Agency qualified donee1 or with a non-profit organization located in Canada, can apply for the program. If the Host Institution is a non-profit organization located in Canada: The Host Organization employing the applicant can receive up to a maximum of $250,000 from CC-ABHI to support up to 50% of the eligible project costs specifically associated with dissemination and adoption of knowledge. CC-ABHI will only fund eligible project costs. The remaining 50% of the project?s cost must be provided by the selected non-profit Host Institution, through a blend of cash and in-kind contributions. Applicants might show cash and/or in-kind contributions such as office space, equipment, connectivity, staff salaries, etc. For example, if the total eligible cost to execute the project is $400,000 (CAD), then $200,000 (CAD) must be funded by the Host Institution, and the remaining $200,000 of funding will be provided by CC-ABHI.

INDIRECT COSTS DO NOT APPLY

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Baycrest Health Sciences
3560 Bathurst Street
Toronto, Ontario, Canada