The Power of Together
Involve Canada is a member supported national organization led by patients that is committed to involving patients and the public in all health care decisions.
Patients Leading, Together
As a co-operative, every individual patient member has a vote in determining the strategic direction of the organization. This exclusive right to shape the goals of the organization is granted only to individual members ensuring that it is guided only by what matters to patients.




The Power of Partnership
We can do so much more if we do it together. Improving the health of Canadians is a goal shared by so many, including policy makers, carers, health care professionals, medicine developers, researchers, educators and many others. Every single patient, family member, carer, has an experience that can contribute to building a healthier community… when we work together.

What Together Looks Like
Involve Canada brings together the voices of people from across the country. Thousands of Canadians with lived/living experience are partnering to improve health care. Involve Canada ensures they are supported and their concerns, opinions, and aspirations are included in the effort to build healthier communities.
What is the Impact of Together? Unlimited.
- healthier communities.
- ensuring marginalized communities are heard.
- better products, more targeted therapies, new technologies that are guided by the unique experience of all those who will benefit.
- research that truly embeds the lived experience of communities in need.
- professional training that builds empathy and care, reduces burden and increases joy in the work.
- public money invested more efficiently, effectively, with greater emphasis on patient experiences, values, and community health.
That’s the impact of Together.
Let’s Get Together. Join Involve Canada Today.
Involve Canada is member-supported. Membership for individual patients is FREE. Join today or inquire about our different member classes for:
- Patient Communities
- Institutions
- Professional Associations
- Researchers
- Medicine developers
- Policy