Membership in HCCC
The HCCC provides a strong voice on common interests in areas of shared concern to Canadian national health charities. The Coalition acts as a resource to member organizations and facilitates networking opportunities. Because of the close ties between national health charities and Canadians, the HCCC can ensure that the concerns of the people of Canada about health and the health system are heard by policy and decision-makers.
Membership Benefits
Involvement in HCCC enables members to do the following, on behalf of Canadians:
- Advocate to the Federal Government and its agencies with a united voice on public policy issues related to the charitable health sector.
- Share leadership with other HCCC members on issues of priority concern to national health organizations.
- Establish and promote relationships within and outside of the voluntary health sector, to further the respective and shared missions of all of the members
- Share information on current issues related to the voluntary health sector.
- Member CEOs have access to CEO Forums which create opportunities for mutual support pertaining to managing national health charities (ie. peer networking) and provide access to speakers on relevant management issues.
- National staff of member organizations participate in HCCC task forces and committees created to address key priority concerns, which provides: (i) key networking and professional development opportunities with colleagues nation-wide; (ii) accesses economies of scale/coordinates cohesion within the sector.
- Opens access to key federal politicians and departmental officials that might otherwise be difficult for member organizations to cultivate.
- Provides opportunities for open dialogue on research issues through the CIHR President’s Voluntary Health Sector Committee and other research related mechanisms/organizations.
Membership Criteria
The following criteria must be met in order for an organization to qualify for membership on the Health Charities Coalition of Canada. The organization:
- Maintains registered charitable status
- Has a primary focus on health issues
- Is committed to serving the people of Canada in both official languages
- Has a presence across Canada
Membership Application Form
Resourcing Policy (Membership Fees)
Members
The HCCC is supported by its 27 members: List of HCCC Members
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