Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights gets millions more in government funding

From the Lobbyist database for Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights 

End date of the last completed financial year: 2025-06-30

List of Government Funding

Government Institution	Funding Received in Last Financial Year	Funding Expected in Current Financial Year
Global Affairs Canada (GAC)	$697,727.00	Yes
Health Canada (HC)	$1,316,065.00	Yes
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)	$694,524.00	Yes
Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)	$397,796.00	Yes
Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)	$242,922.00	Yes

This totals $3,349,034 (This is $124,939 less than what CRA reports, see below). But it does show which departments are forking out your money to them.

Employees who lobby for the organization

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• Frederique Chabot, Executive Director
• Meghan Doherty, Co-Director Policy and Advocacy
• Brianna Parent Long, Policy & Advocacy Officer
• Ana Laura Zarco Fuentes, Policy & Advocacy Officer

Then there's the grants database, which is clearly not up-to-date. The first entry is for grants identified in 2024. Nothing shows for 2025.

From CRA for Fiscal period: July 01, 2024 to June 30, 2025: Government funding $3,473,973. 

CRA is my go to for the most accurate financial information for charities. 

Maybe one day we will see a pro-life charity get $3,473,973 in government funding. That. Would be. A miracle.

Canada hides tax dollars going to abortions in Uganda and Mozambique

Dear Information Commissioner,

I would like to submit my complaint to you regarding my ATIP to Global Affairs using Sections 20(1)(b) and 20(1)(c) of the federal Access to Information Act. See attached letter below. It would seem that this refusal is a work around to an open, transparent, accountable government. 

The tax dollars going to these third party organizations (Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) the Guttmacher Institute) are hidden from public scrutiny by the very fact that they are given to these organizations through the primary source organization (Oxfam), so that they can be hidden from public disclosure. 

IPPF is a global international company and the Guttmacher Institute is an American company--they aren't even Canadian companies and yet the Canadian dollars they receive is hidden from Canadian scrutiny. None of this is in the public interest.

In other words, if I am a company that does not want the public to know how much money I am getting from the government (AKA the public purse), I simply need to piggyback onto a primary company who receives funds and voila, the public is none the wiser of where their hard earned tax dollars are going and what they are being used for. 

This is definitely not open, not transparent, and not accountable to the public.

Can you please look into this?

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Patricia Maloney

My ATIP that I was refused access to:

“For this contract to Oxfam. How much of the grant went to (or will go to) Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights? Agreement Number: 7433891P008437001. Also what other organizations received monies from this contract, and how much money did each of them receive, or will receive? Also how much did International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) the Guttmacher Institute receive, or will receive?”

This is what the $19,638,400 grant was for:

"This project aims to improve access to high quality and gender-sensitive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services for vulnerable adolescent girls and young women, between the ages of 15 and 24, in Mozambique and Uganda. Projects activities include: (1) recruiting and training peer educators and facilitators to raise awareness of topics related to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) amongst beneficiaries in the targeted communities; (2) holding training sessions for adolescent girls and women, and engaging with men, boys and community-leaders to raise awareness of SRHR and address discriminatory social norms; (3) delivering training to health care providers and providing local health care facilities with the appropriate equipment to deliver gender-responsive and youth-friendly SRH services, including access to contraceptives, safe abortion (where legal), post-abortion care, and secondary prevention services for gender-based violence; and (4) organizing advocacy campaigns alongside local women’s and girls’ rights organizations to push for better and more accessible SRH services, and the adoption of rights- and evidence-based policies in both Uganda and Mozambique. The project seeks to benefit nearly 500,000 people, 95% of whom are adolescent girls and young women between the ages of 15 and 24. Oxfam Canada is implementing this project in partnership with the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), the Guttmacher Institute, Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, and various Women’s Rights Organizations and Youth-led Organizations across Uganda and Mozambique."

Final thought. Why are Canadian taxpayers paying for abortions in Uganda and Mozambique? And why are Canadian tax dollars paying for "organizing advocacy campaigns" for abortion in Uganda and Mozambique?

More tax dollars to sexual and reproductive health and rights

Minister Valdez announces $15.5 million in federal funding to strengthen national women’s organizations across Canada

"This investment will help advance the work of organizations focused on justice, leadership, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and gender-based violence. The organizations that will receive funding will be selected in the coming weeks.

The Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW) will receive up to $1 million to collaborate with other national women’s organizations, as well as key stakeholders beyond the women’s sector. This initiative will support a more sustainable and coordinated sector that is better positioned to advance action on persistent gender inequalities over the long term."

What nonsense. Our government already gives way too much funding to women's organizations. Why are we giving more? How about we pay down our massive debt instead?

The pro-deathers continue to lobby government

It's been an active month for the death cult to lobby government. Yesterday it was Joyce Arthur. Two weeks ago it was Dying with Dignity.

Yesterday it was Action Canada for Sexual and Reproductive Rights. They Lobbied: Zoe Royer, Member of Parliament | House of Commons

They want more funding for abortion in Canada and globally.

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights

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Occurred: 2025-11-28

Details Regarding the Identified Subject Matter

Subject matters	Details
Budget, Education, Federal-Provincial Relations, Foreign Affairs, Health, Housing, Immigration, International Development, Taxation and Finance	Discussions with government (department TBD) to discuss policies and programmes that would increase access to abortions for people in Canada and globally. This could include requests for funding related to supporting abortion access, proposed regulations and proposed legislation.

A reminder of just some of their funding from the Lobbyist database. They've received millions more.

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights 

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Registration: 11 of 11 (2025-06-30 to present)

End date of the last completed financial year: 2024-06-30

List of Government Funding

Government Institution	Funding Received in Last Financial Year	Funding Expected in Current Financial Year
Global Affairs Canada (GAC)	$4,105,402.00	Yes
Health Canada (HC)	$1,561,024.00	Yes
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)	$50,000.00	Yes
Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)	$419,369.00	Yes
Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)	$0.00	Yes

Joyce Arthur lobbies for more abortion in Canada

Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada (as in, the pro-abortion Joyce Arthur) is lobbying seven government departments)

She wants:

• To improve abortion services (as if we need more abortion in this country)
• Funding abortion to be forced onto clinics (So Canadians could spend even more of their tax dollars on killing children in the womb)
• Private member bills that oppose abortion should not be allowed (This would make Joyce Arthur's world perfect)
• Stop funding to pro-life groups (they already get no funding)
• Remove charitable status to pro-life groups (I guess Arthur wasn't happy when this didn't happen in the recent budget. I'd like to see pro-abortion groups like Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights lose their funding and their charitable status. Now that would be something worth lobbying for.)

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Registration: 16 of 16 (2025-12-16 to present)

Federal Government institutions who will be communicated with

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• Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
• Finance Canada (FIN)
• Health Canada (HC)
• House of Commons
• Justice Canada (JC)
• Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
• Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)

Health

Access to abortion services, with respect to improving them and removing political and other barriers, especially in undeserved areas.

Policies or Program

Constitutional Issues, Federal-Provincial Relations, Health

Canada Health Act - enforcing against Ontario and other provinces that do not fully fund abortions outside hospitals, and ensuring equitable access to abortion in every region of Canada.

Policies or Program

Constitutional Issues, Justice and Law Enforcement

Lobbying against any private member bill or motion that could impact reproductive rights or access.

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution

Employment and Training, Taxation and Finance

Policies or Program: Stopping federal government funding of anti-choice groups, including through job programs and their charitable tax status.

Policies or Program, Regulation

Pro-abortion culture starts with the Canadian government

Further to my last blog on Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, I have now received their funding information for 2024. Here is the updated spreadsheet for that funding.

Notice the steady increase in their total yearly funding (from all sources) from $906,281 in 2015 all the way up to $9,100,161 in 2024. In ten years Action Canada increased its funding ten fold, for its promotion and celebration of the dismembering, decapitation and disembowelment of children in the womb.

Pro-life charities receive virtually no funding from government grants. Pro-abortion charities receive millions upon millions every year from government grants. I believe that if these pro-abortion charities stopped receiving these lucrative government dollars, they would cease to exist. Our pro-abortion culture starts at the very top with the blessing of our government that uses Canadian citizen's taxes to fund this pro-death culture.

Take a look at the financials of any registered pro-life charity in CRA you can think of, and compare it to the likes of Action Canada's in CRA. The difference in financial statements is mind-boggling. No wonder Canada has such a deadly pro-abortion culture.

Finally, Action Canada only began receiving government grants in 2018, when their funding really started to take off. We can thank the Liberal government under Justin Trudeau for this. We can only assume Mark Carney (the alleged practicing Catholic) will continue this pro-death funding. 

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights gets millions in funding from pro-abortion organizations

phi·lan·thro·py /fəˈlanTHrəpē/ noun the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes.

Action Canada for Health and Reproductive Rights doesn't only get funding from the Canadian government (AKA you and me), they get money from lots of other places.

After researching this I was kind of dumbfounded about just how much money comes from pro-abortion/sexual reproductive rights/LGBTQ funding groups into organizations like Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights. This particular research is only focused on one such Canadian charity--Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights--and what they get. But I saw many organizations that donate millions and millions to the promotion and advocacy of the killing of pre-born children and so-called LGBTQ rights, etc. Is this really what philanthropy is all about? No wonder there are so many organizations involved in this work--there are millions and millions to be made. Action Canada is just one of the groups that benefits from this largesse of blood money.

Imagine the good that could be done if pro-life groups got similar funding?

Here is a breakdown of the dollars that went to Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights from 2015 to 2023. I don't have numbers yet for 2024.

Canadian Government

• Indigenous services (funding in 2023)
• Health Canada (funding in 2023, 2024)
• Global Affairs (funding in 2023,2022, 2021, 2020)
• Public Health Agency Canada (Funding in 2023,2022, 2021, 2020)

Beverley Chernos Fund (donated in 2023, 2021 and 2020)

This fund donates to numerous organizations, including Action Canada

Wellspring Philanthropic Fund (donated in 2022 and 2020)

"Expanding the voices, dignity and interests of the most marginalized communities, including women, children, people living in poverty, people of color, people with disabilities, LGBT people, and people affected by armed conflict and mass atrocities."

Melinda and Gates Foundation (donated in 2023, 2022 and 2021) 

Governments of the Netherlands and Denmark (one or both funded Action Canada in every year from 2023 to 2015)

Ford foundation:

"Core support for All Above All Reproductive Justice Coalition for national and state policy advocacy, civic engagement and strategic communications to increase and expand access to abortion for all women regardless of income, race, or immigration status"

New Venture Fund (donated in 2019, 2018)

United Nations Population Fund (funding in 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019)

Bentley Awards https://www.actioncanadashr.org/about/awards-and-scholarships/bentley-awards

Edmonton Community Foundation

European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights https://www.epfweb.org/node/1147 (funding in 2023) Get a load of this from their website:

"A new alliance of religious extremists, far-right populists, and oligarchic funders is reshaping European politics. The Next Wave describes this covert, strategic effort to launder religious extremism into mainstream governance through media, NGOs, political parties, and public institutions. 

Backed by private wealth and legitimised through state funding, this movement is engineering a long-term authoritarian transformation under the guise of tradition and care. This project exposes the financial, political, and ideological architecture of The Next Wave, equipping civil society to recognise, resist, and counter its growing influence. Philanthropic support is essential to disrupt this emerging infrastructure and defend pluralistic democracy."

Other Funds (funding in 2023, 2022, 2021)

Rutgers (funding in 2019)

"Rutgers is the Dutch centre of knowledge and expertise for the sexual health, safety and wellbeing. We provide reliable information, resources and support young people to make informed decisions about their bodies, lives and futures."

Bayer (Funding in 2017 and 2016)

RFSU Swedish company. (Funding in 2017)

"Five priorities: Abortion, Sex education, LGBTQI rights, Equal health and care, Democratic space and cooperation in civil society"

IPPF International Planned Parenthood Federation (funding in 2017)

Oxfam funded Action Canada on one of its contracts. It's important to note that Oxfam also receives millions and millions of dollars from the Canadian government (I mean you and me).

Anonymous (funding in 2017 and 2016)

(NOTE: These Amounts are identified in the year received, and not necessarily revenue for that year)

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights freaks out over Canada's late-term abortion reality

On November 25, 2025 the pro-abortion Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights (who got all antsy pantsy with Right Now's recent expose on late-term abortion in Canada) lobbied ten MPs and government officials. 

Notice they even lobbied a student. How pathetic is that?

Here is that list of those people who they lobbied:

• Elizabeth Gichimu, Director of Operations, Office of MP Greaves | House of Commons
• Eloise Kingdon, Student, Office of MP Greaves | House of Commons
• Peggy Ainslie, Executive Director, SRH Fund | Health Canada (HC)
• Francois Rivest, Manager of Partnerships and Projects | Health Canada (HC)
• Carina Gabriele, Director of Policy | Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)
• Anita Vandenbeld, Member of Parliament | House of Commons
• Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe, Member of Parliament | House of Commons
• Juanita Nathan, Member of Parliament | House of Commons
• Marie-Gabrielle Menard , Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Women and Gender Equality and Secretary of State (Small Business and Tourism) (Parliamentary Secretary) | Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)
• Mackenzy Metcalfe, Policy Advisor, Office of the Minister of Finance | Finance Canada (FIN)
• Carina Gabriele, Director of Policy | Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)

I guess they thought they needed to get out there to try and counter the recent devastating story of Canada's late-term abortion reality thanks to Right Now.

Fraser Health buckles to pro-abortion rhetoric

Dear Fraser Health,

I was very disappointed to learn that Fraser Health has decided not to partner with Hope for Women. I see that Joyce Arthur and other pro-abortion advocates have poisoned the well by convincing you that Pregnancy Care Centres are horrible places. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Arthur has been spreading disinformation about these centres for many years now. I have written extensively on refuting the fabrications of Arthur, probably as long as she has been spreading them.

Arthur argues that saying you can't refer someone to an abortion service “is disingenuous". Ah, no. It's because the values of these centres prohibit them from referring for abortion. In any event, women do not need a referral for abortion, they can get one whenever they want, and Arthur knows this.  

Arthur also insists on calling these centres "fake clinics", a derogatory term that actually means nothing except to Arthur. And horror of horrors, pregnancy centres use scary words like “hope”, “life” or "beginnings”. 

These centres do amazing work but have to continually put up with the myths spread by Arthur.

Women in Canada can get an abortion at any time during pregnancy, for any reason or for no reason, all paid for by the taxpayer. Abortion advocates also get millions and millions of dollars every year to ply their abortion ideology on the public. In fact just this week the federal government announced another $13 million for abortion. Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights (formerly Planned Parenthood) is the top recipient of this taxpayer largesse.

Guess how much money Pregnancy Care Centres get from the government? Zero, Zilch, Nada. No millions for them.

So dear Fraser Health, it is really too bad you will not partner with a Pregnancy Care Centre. You are missing an amazing opportunity.

Sincerely,

Patricia Maloney

Canada pours more money into abortion

The gazillions of dollars Canada already spends on abortion isn't enough. Yesterday the government announced spending of another $13 million.

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, Project: Access for All, Funding: $2,821,500

Birth Mark, Project: Reproductive Health Equity Project, Funding: $558,675

Canadian Association of Community Health Centres, Project: The Sexual and Reproductive Health-National Project, Funding: $339,658

Canadian Association of Science Centres, Project: Working Together Against Misinformation: Sharing Knowledge and Building Community Capacity to Address Sexual Reproductive Health Misinformation, Funding: $747,870

Canadian Paediatric Society, Project: Comprehensive sexual health care for adolescents: An online course for health care providers, Funding: $307,606

Canadian Pharmacists Association, Project: Pharmacist Toolkit Addressing Sexual and Reproductive Health Care of Indigenous and Two-Spirit Patients, Funding: $403,602

Canadian Society for the Advancement of Gynaecologic Excellence Inc. (CanSAGE), Project: Strengthening Endometriosis Care Through Tailored Education: The Development and Launch of CanSAGE's Endometriosis Care Education Program, Funding: $496,738

Community-Based Research Centre, Project: Confronting HPV-related Cancer Care Challenges for 2S/LGBTQIA+ People, Funding: $535,863

DisAbled Women's Network of Canada (DAWN Canada), Project: Foundations for Sexual and Reproductive Health (The Foundations Project), Funding: $886,979

Egale Canada, Project: Intersex Person-Centered Care Learning for Health Care Professionals, Funding: $260,838

Northern Birthwork Collective under the care of MakeWay Charitable Society, Project: Abortion Support Program, Funding: $171,854

Support Network for Indigenous Women & Women of Colour (SNIWWOC), Project: Bridging Gaps in Sexual and Reproductive Health Care: A Holistic Approach for Racialized Communities, Funding: $442,713

The University of British Columbia (Stigma and Resilience Among Vulnerable Youth Centre), Project: For Youth Like Me: Sexual Health Education Tailored for Diverse 2SLGBTQ+ Youth and Parents, Funding: $451,088

The University of British Columbia (Contraception & Abortion Research Team - CART), Project: The CART Access project: Advancing access to abortion for under-served populations through tools for healthcare professionals and people seeking care, Funding: $4,387,931

Yukon Status of Women Council, Project: Connecting Data and Decisions: Improving Abortion Access in the Yukon, Funding: $332,689

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Reproductive Rights spends your taxes on abortion and contraception

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Reproductive Rights most recent lobbying of the government this week.

Their revenue for year ending 2024-06-30:

	Receipted donations $1,405,669.00 (13.11%)
	Non-receipted donations $86,134.00 (0.80%)
	Gifts from other registered charities $563,733.00 (5.26%)
	Government funding $6,214,388.00 (57.96%)
	All other revenue $2,452,805.00 (22.87%)

Total revenue: $10,722,729.00

Action Canada received $6,214,388 from the government in 2024. Their total salary costs were $3,268,787. If we add in professional and consulting fees of $727,931 and Education and training for staff and volunteers of $535,594, we get a total of $4,532,312. (Numbers from CRA)

We could say then, that about 73% of the government grants Action Canada for Sexual Health and Reproductive Rights receives, goes to salary costs, so these pro-deathers can then turn around and lobby the government to push for more abortion in Canada and internationally. And now they are also pushing for contraception in Canada and around the world. 

Feminist ideology worth billions goes to poor countries under Trudeau

Under Justin Trudeau's reign as Canada's Chief Feminist, Global Affairs Canada has spent $5,496,597,089 on all things 'reproductive' in other countries.

This report is the same as the one above without amendments included. The problem with the amendments in the government database is that you don't know if it is in addition to the original amount, or just a change in some other field. So without the amendments the amount is $3,171,985,754. My guess is that this number is low.

Notice that most of these projects are ostensibly under the 'International Development Assistance Program...to reduce poverty for those living in countries where Global Affairs Canada engages in international development'. Yet all the dollars are for reproductive health, etc.

Here are the 'agreement titles' which contain the countries where Canada plies its feminist ideology: Africa, Middle East, Asia, South America, etc. I've highlighted the countries so you can get an idea of where the money is flowing.

• Afghanistan - Emergency Nutrition Response in Helmand Province - Action Against Hunger 2018
• Yemen - Emergency Water, Hygiene, Health and Livelihoods Assistance – CARE Canada 2018-2019
• Chad - Humanitarian Assistance in Lac Region - International Rescue Committee 2018-2019
• Yemen - Emergency Health and Nutrition Assistance - ADRA Canada 2018-2019
• Uganda - Humanitarian Assistance for South Sudanese Refugees - CLWR  2018
• Afghanistan - Emergency Multisectoral Response for Disaster-Affected Populations
• Uganda - Humanitarian Assistance for South Sudanese Refugees - Doctors Without Borders  2018
• Ethiopia - Humanitarian Assistance for South Sudanese Refugees - Doctors Without Borders  2018
• Uganda - Humanitarian Assistance for South Sudanese Refugees - CARE Canada 2018-2019
• Improving Girls' Access to Secondary Education in Haiti
• Strengthening Health Systems and Services in Bangladesh
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis - Doctors Without Borders 2018
• Health and  Education in Cox's Bazar (Bangladash)
• International Parliamentarians' Conference on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2018
• United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) - Institutional Support 2018-2021
• Strengthening Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Women and Girls in Morocco
• "P002368001: Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health in Cabo Delgado
• P002368002: Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health in Cabo Delgado"
• Health, Empowerment and Rights for Vulnerable Populations in Myanmar
• Strengthening SRHR and GVB Prevention in Host Communities of Cox's Bazar
• "P003096001: Women Engaged for Human Dignity in Northern Benin
• P003096002: Women Engaged for Human Dignity in Northern Benin"
• Sectoral Budget Support in Sexual and Reproductive Health - Technical Assistance
• "P000735001: Health System Strengthening for Primary and Reproductive Health Care
• P000735002: Health System Strengthening for Primary and Reproductive Health Care in Tanzania - Monitoring"
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to Rohingya Refugee Crisis - IRC 2019
• Increasing Access to Family Planning and Contraceptives
• Myanmar - Humanitarian Assistance for Conflict-Affected and Displaced People – CLWR 2019
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis - ADRA 2019
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis - BRAC 2019
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to Rohingya Refugee Crisis – CARE Canada 2019
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to Rohingya Refugee Crisis - Doctors Without Borders 2019
• Améliorer la santé sexuelle et reproductive, et prévenir la violence basée sur le genre - UNFPA 2019
• Humanitarian Response to Protect the Dignity of Women-Headed Households - AISHA 2019
• My Voice, My Health: Improving the Sexual and Reproductive Health of Adolescents in Senegal
• "P007431001: Yemen - Emergency Water, Hygiene, Health and Nutrition Assistance  - Save the Children 2019-2020
• P007431002: Yemen - Emergency Water, Hygiene, Health and Nutrition Assistance  - Save the Children 2019-2020"
• Emergency Assistance -  Country-Level Funding - UNHCR 2019
• Emergency Assistance - Regional-Level Funding for Africa, Americas and Asia - UNHCR 2019
• Ethiopia - Humanitarian Assistance for Displaced Persons - Save the Children Canada 2019
• Humanitarian Assistance for South Sudanese Refugees and Host Communities in Ethiopia - MSF 2019
• Venezuela Crisis - Improving Access to Health and Protection Services - IRC 2019
• Venezuela Crisis - Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Colombia - IPPF 2019
• Venezuela Crisis - Improving Access to Basic Health Services in Colombia - Doctors of the World 2019
• Girls Reproductive Health, Rights and Empowerment Accelerated in Tanzania  (GRREAT)
• Myanmar - Humanitarian Assistance for Conflict-Affected and Displaced People - HOPE 2019
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis - World Vision 2019
• Emergency Funding in Africa - Sexual and Reproductive Health of Women and Girls - UNFPA 2019
• South Sudan - Emergency Health Care - Doctors without Borders Canada 2019
• Cyclone Idai in Mozambique - Emergency Response Unit of the Canadian Red Cross 2019
• Somalia - Emergency Health, Nutrition, Water and Sanitation Assistance - ACF 2019-2021
• Chad - Emergency Assistance in Lac Province - CARE Canada 2019-2020
• Nigeria - Emergency Assistance in Borno State - International Rescue Committee 2019-2020
• Nigeria - Emergency Assistance in Borno State - CARE Canada 2019-2020
• Sudan - Emergency Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Protection Assistance - ADRA 2019-2020
• Addressing Gaps in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Egypt
• "P002804001: Action for Girls’ and Young Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Mozambique
• P002804002: Action for Girls’ and Young Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Mozambique"
• Strengthening Capacity to Coordinate Responses to Gender-Based Violence in the Middle East
• No Woman Or Girl Left Behind
• Empowerment of the Young Women of Ouagadougou and Guédiawaye
• Deployment of Health Emergency Response Units - Canadian Red Cross 2019-2024
• Simba Utano: Equality and Dignity for Girls and Young Women in Zimbabwe
• Power, Opportunities, Rights, Equity and Respect for Women and Adolescent Girls
• Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP) Faculty Mobility Program 
• Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP) Faculty Mobility Program 
• "P006591001: Empowering Adolescent Girls to Learn and Earn (EAGLE) in Mozambique
• P006591003: Empowering Adolescent Girls to Learn and Earn (EAGLE) in Mozambique"
• Foundations for Health and Empowerment
• Scaling Up Mama Toto for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Uganda
• Together: Improving Women and Girls' Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
• Syria Crisis - Emergency Protection and SRHR Response in Jordan - IRC 2020
• Iraq Crisis - Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Health and Protection Assistance - CARE 2020-2021
• Integrated Emergency Health, Nutrition, Protection and WASH Response in Syria
• Iraq Crisis - Healthcare for Conflict and Displacement-Affected People - MdM 2020-2021
• Mozambican Rural Women's and Girls' Economic Empowerment (PAEF)
• Promoting Girls' Education in Mali
• Humanitarian Assistance to Vulnerable People in Syria
• DRC - Emergency Assistance - People in Need 2020
• Rohingya Crisis - Health, Nutrition, Protection and WASH Assistance in Bangladesh - ACF 2020
• Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health, and Preventing Gender-Based Violence  - UNFPA 2020
• Better Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for Adolescent Girls in Senegal
• "P008926001: Emergency Assistance - Country-Level Funding - UNHCR 2020
• P008926002: Emergency Assistance - Country-Level Funding - UNHCR 2020"
• Emergency Assistance - Regional-Level Funding for Africa, Americas and Asia - UNHCR 2020
• "P008963001: Yemen - Emergency Water, Hygiene, Health and Livelihoods Assistance - CARE Canada 2020-2021
• P008963002: Yemen - Emergency Water, Hygiene, Health and Livelihoods Assistance - CARE Canada 2020-2021"
• Support to Local Health Care Educational Communities for Women and Girls
• "P008946001: DRC - Emergency Assistance - Action Against Hunger 2020-2021
• P008946002: DRC - Emergency Assistance - Action Against Hunger 2020-2021"
• Babanayaa – Improving the Well-Being of Rural Women and Girls in Ghana
• Support to the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health – Business Plan (2018-2020)
• Cuso International - Volunteer Cooperation 2020-2027
• Rohingya Crisis - Improving Health and Protection for Vulnerable People - HI 2020
• Venezuela Crisis - Emergency Health Care in Colombia - MSF 2020
• Rohingya Crisis - SRHR and GBV in Bangladesh - IRC 2020
• Rohingya Crisis - Emergency health and SRHR in Bangladesh - MSF 2020
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Crisis - BRAC 2020
• Myanmar - Humanitarian Assistance for the Rohingya Crisis - CLWR 2020
• Yellen - Rights and Innovations in Sexual and Reproductive Health in the Kayes Region of Mali
• Uganda - Humanitarian Assistance for Refugees and Host Communities - CARE 2020
• Ethiopia – Response to Drought and Conflict – Save the Children Canada 2020
• Humanitarian Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) - UNFPA 2020
• South Sudan - Emergency Health Care - Doctors Without Borders Canada 2020
• Central African Republic - Emergency Health Care - Doctors Without Borders Canada 2020
• Humanitarian Assistance for South Sudanese Refugees and Host Communities in Ethiopia - MSF 2020
• Rohingya Crisis – Cash, WASH, SRHR and GBV in Myanmar - HOPE 2020
• Lebanon - Response to Explosion in Beirut - UNFPA 2020
• Contribution to Association pour la Promotion et l'Intégration Sociale des Aveugles et Amblyopes du Bénin (APISAAB)
• Contribution to Centro de Apoyo y Proteccion de los Derechos Humanos SURKUNA
• Contribution to Public Foundation "TANDAU FOUNDATION"
• Improving Basic Health Care and SRH for Populations Affected by COVID-19
• Protecting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in the Philippines - Response to COVID-19
• République centrafricaine - Assistance d’urgence - ACF – 2019
• Empowering Women and Girls in Ethiopia
• Emergency support - UNHCR - 2019
• "P006615001: Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health of Rohingya Refugee Women
• P006615002: Améliorer la santé et les droits sexuels et reproductifs"
• Preventing Adolescent Pregnancy: Sexual and Reproductive Health for Adolescent Development
• Strengthening SRHR and Services for Migrants from Venezuela and Host Communities
• Venezuela Crisis - Improving Access to Health Services in Colombia - Doctors of the World 2020
• Venezuela Crisis - Water, Hygiene and Sanitation, and Shelter Assistance in Ecuador - CARE 2020
• Venezuela Crisis - Emergency Response - 2020
• Protecting Access to Safe Abortion and Contraception During COVID-19
• COVID-19 Response Basket Fund in Nigeria
• Contribution to FINSJOR ( Forum Intervencao Social das Jovens Raparigas)
• Contribution to Y-PEER PETRI Morocco
• Contribution to Botswana Sexual and Reproductive Health initiative of Botswana Harvard AIDS Institute Partnership (BHP)
• Contribution to Municipal Administration Council of Centro Habana (CAM-CH)
• Improving Health and Protection Outcomes of Women and Girls During COVID-19
• Ensuring Functional Health Services in Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Ethiopia
• Strengthening Primary Health Care System  in Bauchi State
• Improve SRHR in Léogâne and Gressier
• Youth Empowered: Preventing Child, Early, and Forced Marriage in Bangladesh
• "P008064001: Every Girl Can
• P008064002: Every Girl Can, Response to COVID"
• Challenging Harmful Attitudes and Norms for Gender Equality and Empowerment in Somalia
• "P008522001: Supporting the to Integrated Fight Against Chronic Malnutrition in Mali
• P008522002: Supporting the Integrated Fight Against Chronic Malnutrition in Mali - Response to COVID-19"
• Strengthening Sexual and Reproductive Health in Benin, Burkina Faso and Mali (PLURIELLES)
• Sexual, Reproductive & Health Rights for Young Women & Adolescent Girls
• Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights
• HÈRÈ - Women's well-being in Mali
• Multi-country Sexual Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence response to COVID-19 – IRC - 2021
• Multi-country - Emergency Health Assistance - Doctors Without Borders 2021-2023
• Myanmar - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Crisis - HOPE 2021
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Crisis - BRAC 2021
• "P010168001: Emergency Support - UNHCR - 2021
• P010168002: Emergency Support - UNHCR 2021"
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Crisis - International Rescue Committee 2021
• Contribution to FUSA (Fusa para la Salud Integral con Perspectiva de Género y Derechos Asocicion Civil)
• FAMKAD (Fanm Kanpe Ak Diyite)
• PASSREL
• Keeping Adolescent Girls in School
• Access to the Right to Health in Conflict-Affected Northern Burkina Faso
• Sudan - Emergency Humanitarian Assistance in Darfur, Sudan - CARE Canada 2021-2023
• DRC - Emergency Assistance - Doctors of the World 2021
• Venezuela Crisis - Improving Access to Health Services in Colombia - Doctors of the World 2021
• Syria – Health 6 - 2021
• Humanitarian Assistance for Conflict-Affected People in North-East Nigeria - CARE 2021
• Afghanistan - Emergency Health Assistance - International Medical Corps 2021
• Afghanistan - Gender Sensitive Health and Protection – CARE Canada 2021
• Emergency Medical Response to Sexual and Reproductive Health in Columbia- IPPF/Profamilia 2021-2023
• Humanitarian Assistance for Conflict-Affected People in North-East Nigeria - Plan 2021
• Syria Crisis – Emergency Health and Protection in Lebanon – INTERSOS 2021
• Syria – Health – 5 – 2021-22
• Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Preventing Gender-Based Violence - UNFPA 2021
• Syria Crisis – Emergency Protection in Lebanon – IRC 2021
• Syria Crisis - Emergency Protection and SRHR Response in Jordan - IRC 2021
• Nutrition, Health and WASH Response to conflict-affected people in Taiz - 2021-2023
• "P008198001: ACT WOMEN: Empowering Women and Adolescent Girls in Tchologo Communities
•  P008198002: ACT WOMEN: Empowering Women and Adolescent Girls in Tchologo Communities - 2"
• Girls teenagers health in Mali
• Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Dhaka
• Sexual Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence response to COVID-19 – IRC – Yemen - 2021
• CanWaCH: Amplifying the Impact of Gender Transformative Health Programming
• Healthy Families Pakistan (UNFPA-AKFC)
• Tigray Crisis - Emergency Assistance (Sudan) - UNHCR 2020
• Sexual Health and Reproductive Education: SHARE
• Foundations: Strengthening Adolescent Girls’ Sexual and Reproductive Health
• Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for Out-of-School Adolescent Girls (SHE SOARS)
• Improving Reproductive health and Gender equality in Nepal and Vietnam
• Uniting Towards Gender Equality for the Total Health and Rights of Women and Girls (TOGETHER)
• SRHR – Rwanda
• Girls' capacity strengthening through sport and play
• Support to Innovations in Health, Rights and Development (IHeard) - Malawi
• Integrated Nutrition and Gender Project in Senegal (PINGS)
• Improving Adolescents and Youth’s Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (RESPECT)
• Contribution to Society for Family Health
• Contribution to National Union of People with Disabilities of Tajikistan (NUPDT)
• Human Resources for SRHR and Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan
• Stand Up for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
• Accessing the Full Range of Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Mozambique
• Strengthening COVID-19 Response (SCORE)
• SMART-RMC (Respectful Maternity Care)
• Strengthening Civil Society in Myanmar
• Support UNHCR Regional Response - Emergency Response Afghanistan - 2021
• Contribution to Konso Development Association
• Human Resources for SRHR and Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan
• Stand Up for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
• Accessing the Full Range of Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Mozambique
• Strengthening COVID-19 Response (SCORE)
• SMART-RMC (Respectful Maternity Care)
• Strengthening Civil Society in Myanmar
• Support UNHCR Regional Response - Emergency Response Afghanistan - 2021
• Improving Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Care in Burundi and the DRC
• AHADI Through Gender Equality
• P011223 – Emergency Afghanistan Support – OCHA – 2022
• Strengthening Tanzania’s Primary Healthcare System for Women and Girls
• A Community Approach to Gender Equitable Education
• Strengthening Access, Inclusion and Leadership for SRHR in Jamaica
• Building Rights for Improved Girls' Health in Tanzania (BRIGHT)
• Expanding Health Insurance to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health Outcomes
• Protection of Girls and Adolescents against Sexual Violence, and Early Pregnancies and Unions
• Project to support sexual and reproductive health for women in Côte d'Ivoire
• Supporting the Socio-Economic Integration of Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in the Americas
• Response to Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Tigray, Afar, Amhara, and Benishangul Gumuz
• Lifting Healthy, Empowered and Protected Girls and Women in Cox’s Bazar (LEAP)
• Venezuela Crisis - Improving Access to Health Services for Migrants in Venezuela –IMC UK
• Syria – Health Support II – 2022-2024
• Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Preventing Gender-Based Violence - UNFPA 2022
• Venezuela Crisis - Improving Access to Health Services in Colombia - Doctors of the World 2022
• Bangladesh - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Crisis - International Rescue Committee 2022
• Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis - Emergency Assistance - Doctors of the World 2022-2023
• Strengthening Capacity to Coordinate Responses to Gender-Based Violence in the Middle East
• UNHCR – Sub-Saharan Africa – CAP 2022/23
• Humanitarian Response to Conflict in Ethiopia – Oxfam Canada 2022
• Humanitarian Response to Conflict in Ethiopia – Save the Children 2022
• Contribution to Committee Association Against AIDS (Cocosi)
• Contribution to TeenSmart International
• Contribution to Santé Sud
• Contribution to Association internationale de Lutte contrs les Violences
• Contribution to Cambodia Rural Students Trust
• Contribution to Associacao Mwana Pwo
• Contribution to Arcoiris
• Contribution to SoldiarMed Lesotho
• Contribution to Collectif Urgence Toxida
• Contribution to Legal Resources Centre
• Contribution to Committee Association against AIDS (CoCoSi)
• Contribution to Association LAWMBEW
• Contribution to SISTERSPEAK237
• Contribution to BIHNDUMLEM HUMANITARIAN ASSOCIATION OF PEACE AND HOPE (BIHAPH) (Camaroon)
• Contribution to Voces de Mujeres Afrodescendientes
• Pakistan Floods - Emergency Response – International Rescue Committee 2022
• United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) - Institutional Support 2022-2025
• Human Rights and Wellbeing of LGBTQ2I Women and Girls in West Africa
• Haiti Crisis – Emergency Response – UNFPA – 2022
• Advancing SRHR in Venezuela
• UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme on the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation
• Delivering MNCH in Guyana's Hinterland
• Strengthening Tanzania's Primary Healthcare System – Technical Assistance Fund
• SheDecides Support for Advocacy on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
• Contribution to Reproductive Health Association of Kelantan
• Contribution to Global Shapers Ulaanbaatar Hub NGO
• Contribution to Circle of Friends Inc
• Contribution to Center for Health Consultation and Community Development (CHD)
• Advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights
• Increasing Sexual and Reproductive Autonomy
• Humanitarian Response to Drought and Conflict in Ethiopia – CARE 2023
• Providing Sexual and Reproductive Health Service to vulnerable people in Colombia - 2023 to 2024
• Sudan - Emergency Humanitarian Assistance in Darfur, Sudan - CARE Canada 2023-2025
• Realizing Gender Equality, Attitudinal Change & Transformative Systems in Nutrition
• Contribution to Social Worker`s Union
• Contribution to Paula Tenaglia, Director of Operations
• Contribution to Partners in Reproductive Health and Education (PRHE)
• Support to Women Deliver 2023
• Human Resources for SRHR and Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan
• Better Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for All in Indonesia - Phase II
• East Africa Matching Fund – Humanitarian Coalition – 2023
• Sudan Crisis – Regional Humanitarian Response – UNHCR 2023
• United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) - Long Term Institutional Support 2023
• UNFPA – Humanitarian Sexual and Reproductive Health Assistance in Haiti
• Todas Avante (All Ahead)
• UNFPA – Humanitarian Sexual and Reproductive Health Assistance in Sub-Saharan Africa
• UNFPA – Humanitarian Thematic Fund 2024 and 2025
• Canada in ASIA Conference 2024
• Improving Data for Better Health Service Delivery
• Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Research and Capacity Building
• Programme de nutrition d’urgence global – Action contre la faim 2024 à 2026
• Unleashing her potential: empowering girls and young women for the exercise of their rights
• Building resilience in the northeastern Côte d'Ivoire
• Sexual and reproductive health and rights - Health - Support for midwives
• Women and Girls First Myanmar
• Doctors of the World - Global – Programmatic Emergency Health Response – 2024-2027
• Protecting the Dignity and Rights of Women and Girls in Ethiopia
• A Gender-Responsive Systems Approach to Universal Health Care in the Philippines
• Breaking barrier to girls education in Chad
• Resilient and empowered adolescents for change and action on SRHR
• EmpowHER: Ensuring Inclusive SRHR Delivery for Women, Girls and Marginalised Communities
• Institutional support to International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research - Bangladesh
• Institutional support to International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research - Bangladesh
• Advancing comprehensive sexual and reproductive health and rights as health care
• Accessible and effective antenatal and sexual health care for rural women and girls in Tanzania
• Indigenous Knowledge to Power
• UNFPA comprehensive sexuality education global initiative - program 2024 to 2026
• Support for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Sudan
• Health system strengthening for primary health care
• Action for girls sexual and reproductive health in Mozambique
• Sexual and reproductive health for young women in Inhambane, Mozambique
• Improving Access to SRHR in Ethiopia
• Women and Adolescent Girls Mobilized for their Health
• Improving equitable access to quality sexual and reproductive health and rights for adolescents
• Impacto II: supporting family planning in Mozambique
• Multi country humanitarian response - International Medical Corps 2024
• Multi country humanitarian response – CARE Canada 2024
• Multi country humanitarian response – International Rescue Committee 2024
• Strengthening Human Resources and Governance for Health in Benin
• Strengthening access to health, reproductive, civil registration and cohesion services
• Emergency Health Services Deployment – Canadian Red Cross Society 2024 to 2028
• Empowering Women and Girls in the Commonwealth
• Health Assistance to Afghan Refugees and Host-Communities in Pakistan
• Uplift Her: Improving the sexual and reproductive health and nutrition status of adolescents
• Right to safe abortion
• UNRWA 2023 Emergency Appeal for the Occupied Palestinian Territory
• Ukraine – Emergency Appeals – World Health Organization (WHO) 2023
• Breaking Barriers to Girls Education in Niger (BBGE)
• Women and adolescent girls’ development in Niger (DEVENIR)
• Myanmar - Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Crisis - Canadian Lutheran World Relief 2023
• Evidence for Women and Children’s Wellbeing in Nicaragua
• Sexual and reproductive health and rights and a life free of violence in Bolivia
• Integrated project to strengthen the reproductive health of women, youth and adolescents in Senegal
• Support for the prevention and elimination of gender-based violence
• Empowering Communities: GBV Prevention and Response Support in Guyana’s Indigenous Communities
• Blossom ECHOES (Empowerment, Community, Hope, Outreach, Education, Support)
• Reproductive Education and Adolescent Community Health (REACH)
• UNHCR - Institutional Support 2024- 2027
• United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) - Long Term Institutional Support 2024-8
• Health system resiliency for improved SRHR in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Vietnam
• Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention in Belize and Suriname
• Syria Crisis - Addressing Gender-Based Violence and Reproductive Health - UNFPA Multi Year
• Empowering and promoting sexual and reproductive rights for girls and adolescents in ten rural communities of the municipality of Ilobasco, Cabañas.
• Increasing the willingness of men to play an equal role in reproductive health and family planning decision making in Indonesia
• Empowering women and girls to improve their health and knowledge through increased access to sexual and reproductive health services and early diagnosis of cervical and breast cancer in Vanua Levu.
• Strengthening young women’s participation in SRHR information and education outreach through train-the-trainer workshops for girls in urban and peri-urban areas of Fiji.
• Building a Baseline for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Data in Mozambique
• Hurricane Irma – Restoring Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Cuba - UNFPA 2017
• Freedom to Choose: Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in South Sudan
• Achieving Reproductive Rights for Adolescents, Reducing Maternal and Newborn Mortality
• Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health in Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa
• Adolescent reproductive health
• Reducing Gap in Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights in Central America
• Reaching the Poorest: Supporting Quality Sexual and Reproductive Health Services
• Support for the promotion and prevention of adolescent girls reproductive and sexual health in Benin
• Bien grandir PLUS: Promoting the sexual and reproductive health and rights of adolescents
• Strengthening National Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Mozambique
• Global Financing Facility: Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
• Owning their Reproductive Health Choices: Tanzanian Women and Girls Decide

Finance committee biased against pro-life charities

Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights said this in their submission for the PRE-BUDGET CONSULTATIONS IN ADVANCE OF THE 2025 BUDGET: 

'In Canada, anti-abortion organizations use misleading information in an attempt to dissuade people from seeking safe abortion and some politicians are promoting disinformation regarding sexuality education and gender-affirming care.' 

This misinformation and disinformation from ACSHR resulted in this recommendation from the Report of the Standing Committee on Finance:

'Recommendation 429: No longer provide charitable status to anti-abortion organizations.'

ACSHR makes unproven and already debunked allegations about pro-life charities, and this results in the Standing Committee on Finance recommending that pro-life charities lose their charitable status. Is this for real? Did the committee verify these allegations? Did they do any checking at all on the validity of these claims? Because if they did they would have learned that any disinformation and misinformation comes from the pro-abortion side of the divide.

Unbelievably, this committee is willing to recommend that an entire sector of charities lose their charitable status, based on untruths. These falsehoods come from an organization that has received millions of dollars in government grants, all the while Pro-life charities receive no government grants.

And should a charity that receives millions, be allowed to lobby the government to remove the charitable status from another charity? Is this ethical? Or are ethics not important anymore?

Removing the charitable status from pro-life organizations, based on unproven allegations from another charity, who themselves receive millions in government funding, and who have a long history of attacking pro-life groups with the help of these government grants, should bear some pretty serious scrutiny. But no, pro-life people and charities have endured bias from the pro-abortions and this Liberal government for nine long years.