🧠 Are you developing a project that explores well-being issues facing Canadian youth?. Calling creators of feature films, TV, and web series! TELUS Fund is financing films, series, and web content about well-being issues facing Canadian youth. 📽️ Documentaries, series, and

📢 This is your chance to get your Health Organization and Platform Support Forms pre-approved before the September deadline. If something’s missing, you’ll still have time to find replacements. 📄 Review Guidelines: 2025 Program Guidelines.🚨 Pre-Approval Window: August 22 –

💡 “It always seems impossible until it’s done.” – Nelson Mandela. Today, we reflect on resilience. Watch How to Fail as a Popstar for a story of courage, identity, and living your truth. 🌈 Watch How to Fail as a Popstar: #MandelaDay

📝 New to applying to TELUS Fund? Your pitch video = Your first impression. All applications must include a pitch video. Make it count. Tell us why your story matters and who it will serve. Don’t just describe your topic, show how it will improve lives. 📄 Application guide:

🎶 Music that heals. Science that proves it. Tuning the Brain with Music uncovers how sound is reshaping therapy and lives. 📬 Explore past projects supported by TELUS Fund: #FundingTips #StorytellingMatters #TELUSFund

🎯 Could telling your story make someone’s life better? Could your story start a conversation that’s long overdue? . The most powerful stories don’t just entertain, they support well-being, spark hope, move people to think, feel and act. Before you apply to TELUS Fund, ask

📢 This is your chance to get your Health Organization and Platform Support Forms pre-approved before the September deadline. Secure your Key Partners. Submit early. Apply with confidence. Don’t wait for surprises at the September deadline!. 📄 Review Guidelines:

🏳️‍🌈 Mental health intersects with identity, especially for LGBTQ2S+ Canadians. How To Fail as a Popstar shows how vulnerability on-screen can resonate deeply with audiences. If you’re developing content centring LGBTQ2S+ voices and wellness, we’re listening. 📬 Learn more at

🌱 Do you have a story that connects human health with the health of our planet?. Whether it’s about regenerative farming, clean air, food security, or the emotional impact of nature, TELUS Fund supports projects that inspire healthier futures for people and the planet. Let’s

🧠✨ This #WorldWellbeingWeek, we’re celebrating stories that foster hope, empathy, and connection. Whether it’s a film on community resilience, emotional healing, or self-discovery, stories that support mental well-being matter. If your next project supports people’s health

📆 Don’t forget: June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. Cut Off explores the impact of isolation and disconnection on Indigenous communities, highlighting resilience and the importance of connection to land and culture. 💫 Watch here:

Mental health matters on-screen and off. 🧠🎞️. Projects like Saving Minds and Living in Hope tackle complex health journeys with empathy and insight. Looking to pitch a project that does the same?. 📩 Check our guidelines: #MentalHealthMedia #CanadianDocs

🌿 Do you have a project burning away at your thoughts, one that speaks for the planet, its creatures, and the future we share?. At TELUS Fund, we support creators driven to tell stories that honour the natural world and the animals we share it with. Let your next idea roar,

🌱 Producers: Are you considering a documentary on intergenerational wellness or Indigenous knowledge systems?. Explore Spirit of Birth, a TELUS Fund-supported project combining community health and cultural resurgence. 🎥 Learn more:

From coastlines to care systems 🌊💬. If your project explores the human relationship with nature or mental health, check out Ocean Seen from the Heart and On parle de santé mentale, both examples of impact-driven storytelling supported by TELUS Fund. 📽️ Get inspired:

🌍 Anthropocene: The Human Epoch is a powerful cinematic journey across the planet, revealing how human activity has reshaped Earth’s landscapes and ecosystems. From concrete seawalls in China to the devastated Great Barrier Reef, psychedelic potash mines in Russia to lithium

🧡 June marks National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour the rich traditions, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples in Canada. Spirit of Birth follows an Anishinabe mother’s journey to reclaim traditional Indigenous birthing practices

It’s not just about what content you make, but the people who are impacted by the stories. TELUS Fund supports audience-first strategies to help your project thrive in the real world. 🎯 Need help developing yours? Review our Resources page:

✨ We offer more than just funding. TELUS Fund helps producers by showcasing funded projects, creating audience resources customized for health content, and providing access to sophisticated audience analytics and reporting tools. Let’s build something meaningful—together.

📣 Producers: Help shape a more accessible screen industry. Take the Disability Screen Office’s national survey on disability inclusion. 📝 Survey: 📣 Share it. Support it. Start the conversation. #DSO #InclusiveStorytelling #TELUSFund