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Canadian Thalidomide Survivors Support Program
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Total Grants
4
Total Amount
$441.7M
Provinces Served
1
Top Recipients by Funding Amount
| # | Recipient | Grants | Total Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc. | 4 | $441.7M |
Geographic Distribution by Province
| Province / Territory | Grants | Total Amount | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| ON | 4 | $441.7M | 100% |
Recent Grants
Recipient
Amount
Year
Purpose
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$155.4M
--
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$151.3M
--
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$69.5M
--
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$65.5M
--
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$155.4M--
To contribute to meeting the needs of Thalidomide Survivors for the remainder of their lives so that they may age with d...
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$151.3M--
To contribute to meeting the needs of Thalidomide Survivors for the remainder of their lives so that they may age with d...
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$69.5M--
To contribute to meeting the needs of Thalidomide Survivors for the remainder of their lives so that they may age with d...
Epiq Class Action Services Canada Inc.
$65.5M--
To contribute to meeting the needs of Thalidomide Survivors for the remainder of their lives so that they may age with d...
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