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Grant Recipients
The Shah Family Foundation is proud to partner with Canadian charities that exemplify our vision and deliver sustainable impact both locally and around the globe.
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To establish Ontario’s first Women’s and Children’s Hospital.
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To inaugurate a cardiology fellowship in perpetuity in honour of Dr. Lee Benson.

To establish the Dr. George J. Klein, Shah–Baylis Chair in Electrophysiology, supporting clinical research, innovation, trainee education, and advancements in cardiac care.

To support endowment funds promoting inclusion and awareness of the achievements of persons with disabilities.
To establish the Children's Healthy Breakfast Program.

To fund graduate awards for PhD students in the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering and advance neuromodulation research within the Temerty Faculty of Medicine.
To establish a pediatric ophthalmology center ($383,100) and to provide financial aid for post-secondary education for girls ($170,000) in Southern India.

To empower women in India as Community Health Leaders, delivering health education and first aid.
To aid medical missions focused on pediatric cardiac catheterization in developing countries.
To help provide financial aid to engineering students by way of a bursary.

To finance the prototype of a novel therapy targeting vision loss caused bydiabetic eye disease.

To expand access to vocational training and life-skills education in India through funding for student tuition, instructor costs, operational expenses, and daily breakfast and lunch programs.

To empower girls through their Shalini scholarship and mentorship program in India.

To support continuing education for physicians in maternal and newborn care in Ghana.

To provide scholarships to 20 children in India over a period of 10 years.

To advance research in neuroregenerative medicine at UHN’s Krembil Brain Institute.

To help establish a purpose-built TCF school serving underserved communities in Pakistan.
To finance a postgrad's research focused on minimally invasive cardiovascular therapy.

To provide compassionate hospice, respite, and residential care for children with medical complexities and their families.

To support PICS Academy advance development of early career congenital heart disease interventional cardiologists.

To fund essential equipment and inspire community support for exceptional health care close to home.

To deliver clean water and menstrual health support to strengthen student well-being in Nigerian schools.

To support homeless and at-risk youth with shelter, care, and life-changing programs.

To strengthen the Student Emergency Needs Program by providing essentials such as food, transportation, clothing, and hygiene items.

To support pediatric mental health and transformative healthcare initiatives in our communities.

To support children and families affected by juvenile arthritis and other pediatric rheumatic diseases.

To provide university scholarships for high-potential young women in Kenya.

To deliver evidence-based therapy, education, and family support programs that help children and youth with autism reach their full potential.

To enhance patient care through investments in essential medical equipment and hospital programs.

To fund arts and music education for inner city and immigrant youth.
To help accelerate life-saving cancer research.

To provide essentials and promote self-sufficiency for children and families in developing countries.

To support research and patient programs that improve the lives of individuals affected by Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

To protect animals and provide shelter, care, and adoption services in our community.

To support hospice palliative care programs that provide quality end-of-life care for Canadians.