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Canada Company Children of the Fallen Scholarship

National

Who can apply Children of Canadian Forces members who died on duty since 2002

Amount and deadline

Award
Up to $5,000 per year for four years, with limited postgraduate extensions up to three years
Deadline No fixed deadline

Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.

Needs Grade 12 or post-secondary
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Official site https://www.canadacompany.ca/en/our-initiatives/scholarships/

Worth knowing

Narrow by design. Eligibility covers children of Regular Force or Reserve Force members who died on duty in an active role on a Canadian Forces mission since January 2002. There is no annual deadline. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and a program representative contacts every applicant to discuss next steps, not simply screening them out. Read the Terms of Reference before applying, and expect to authorize the Canadian Armed Forces to confirm eligibility. Funding covers post-secondary and post-graduate study. The eligibility hotline is 1-800-883-6094. A separate charity, the Canadian Hero Fund, covers similar ground for children and spouses and is listed here too, so check both. Applicants are normally aged 16 to 24, with special postgraduate awards available to older applicants. Applicants must be children of Canadian Armed Forces or reserve members killed on domestic or international operations since January 1, 2002, including qualifying deaths by suicide attributable to military service.

About this scholarship

Up to $5,000 a year toward post-secondary education for children of Canadian Forces members who died while serving on an active mission since January 2002.

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