Lupus Scholarship for Canadian Students

Lupus Canada William Birchall Foundation Scholarship

Supporting the Academic Journey of Students Living with Lupus

The Lupus Canada William Birchall Foundation Scholarship Program is dedicated to supporting students living with lupus as they pursue post-secondary education in Canada.

For the 2025 academic year, ten one-time scholarships of $2,500 CAD have been awarded. These scholarships are designed to reduce financial barriers and recognize the strength, resilience, and academic goals of young people living with lupus.

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Announcing the 2025 Lupus Canada

William Birchall Foundation Scholarship Recipients:

Angelina Kalamenchuk
Edwina Winston
Joëlle Dussault
Léanne Langlois
Victoria Fraser
Diana Rodriguez Blanco
Jahmeila Moore
Kaylyn Sands
Alex Krnel
Zerrin Hospedales-Alexander

 Lupus Scholarship Program Resources

Though applications for the 2025 cycle are now closed, you can still explore eligibility criteria and access previous application materials:

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Scholarship Overview
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Scholarship Application
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Scholarship Overview
French

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Scholarship Application
French

Why a Lupus Scholarship Matters

Navigating higher education with a chronic illness like lupus can be incredibly challenging. This scholarship program aims to acknowledge the additional hurdles faced by students with lupus and provide tangible support toward their academic and personal growth.

Through the generosity of the William Birchall Foundation, Lupus Canada is proud to uplift and empower young individuals who are shaping their future while managing lupus.

Questions About the Lupus Scholarship?

If you have any questions about the Lupus Canada Scholarship Program or future application opportunities, please contact us and we would be happy to connect.

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