Grants and Contributions

Through this 20-month project, YWCA Moncton will build its capacity to advance gender equality. It will address outdated finance management processes, tackle the critical need to diversify revenue, and embed evaluation within all areas of service and program provision. It will also ensure that all relevant stakeholders’ contributions are included. The project will include the implementation of finance process improvements to support expansion and development, IT enhancements, and the adoption of a Results Based Management framework, which will better equip YWCA Moncton to sustain and expand services to accurately respond to growing community needs.

Through this 20-month project, The Period Purse will build its capacity to advance gender equality. It will address the gap in research of who experiences period poverty and how period poverty presents in communities experiencing period poverty; identify needs and trends in period poverty across youth demographics; and identify the barriers and limitations to creating period-positive spaces while generating productive conversations around menstrual equity with various decision makers and policy developers. The project will include the development of an advocacy strategy and toolkit informed by people with lived experience; strengthening community engagement strategies; and delivering training on advocacy and engagement strategies to equip staff, volunteers, and the Board of Directors to advance system change for menstrual equity.

Through this 20-month project, Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre (SHCC) will build its capacity to advance gender equality. It will address the organization’s policies, procedures and funding practices. The project will include developing and revising policies and bylaws to align with GBA+ and applicable legislation and acts on Indigenous, queer, and people with disabilities needs. To do so, the organization will establish and advisory committee and will focus on the intersections of survivors of sexualized violence as well as making recommendations and informing of gaps by conducting needs assessment to aid them in continuing healing and equality. The activities will also equip the organization to secure sustainable funding through staff trainings and build network and improve partnerships with individuals, groups and agencies that share an interest in advancing equality for women, sexual violence survivors, and gender diverse individuals. By the end of the project SHCC will have created policies and procedures that are anti-oppressive, inclusive, and decolonized and will have obtained the tools and knowledge to help build their organizational credibility and financial capacity.

To develop and implement Indigenous experiential tours in the Niagara region.

To develop and implement Indigenous experiential tours in the Niagara region.

Hire an intern to support the recognition events and activities surrounding the 150th anniversary of the Town of Bracebridge.

Hire a consultant to complete a municipal strategic plan

Hire an intern to support the recognition events and activities surrounding the 150th anniversary of the Town of Bracebridge.

Grant as part of the Participant Funding Program to Musqueam Indian Band to assist in preparing for and engaging in Indigenous consultation activities and public participation opportunities associated with the assessment process for the Delta Grinding Facility Project.

The purpose of this funding is to support the Manitoba Métis Federation in reviewing and providing comments on REGDOC-1.1.4.Licence Application Guide: Licence to Decommission a Reactor Facility