Grants and Contributions

The New Brunswick FILU will continue to provide a trauma-informed, culturally grounded “one stop shop” for families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous people (MMIP) and act as a liaison between New Brunswick Indigenous families of MMIP and other agencies and services, including the criminal justice system, coroner, and policing. The Unit accesses up to date and accurate information about the missing or murdered loved one and provides the information to the families.

The Northwest Territories Family Information Liaison Unit (NT FILU) will gather and provide information and support to families of missing and murdered Indigenous people.

The Saskatchewan Family Information Liaison Unit (FILU) will continue to support families of MMIWG2S+ and to collaborate with Indigenous agencies who have a relationship with these families in order to facilitate partnerships and collaborative efforts on behalf of families of missing and murdered Indigenous people, including men and boys.

The Quebec Family Information Liaison Unit for the Families of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Men, Boys and 2SLGBTQI+ People (QC FILU) will continue to offer a one-stop shop to meet the needs of the families of missing and murdered Indigenous people.

The Manitoba FILU will continue to provide one-stop information services for families by gathering information and coordinating access to appropriate agencies, justice partners and services, as well as offering cultu
rally safe resources and healing programs. Two Community Family Liaison Contacts (CFLC), located in Indigenous organizations, will connect with families in communities at a grassroot level and bridge information sharing between families and the Family Liaison Coordinators (FLCs) employed through Victim Services in Winnipeg. The FILU will partner with Elders and community agencies to ensure families have access to appropriate traditional supports and will participate in community events, ceremonies and gatherings to develop relationships with families in the community.

The Newfoundland (NFLD) Family Information Liaison Unit (FILU) will enhance service delivery to families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) and will continue to collaborate with Indigenous community resources to meet the diverse needs of family members served by the FILU.

The installation and operation of temporary treatment units at La Baie's drinking water production facilities.

This project supports the Canadian sovereign loan to the Government of South Africa for the Just Energy Transition partnership, which aims to transition to a low-carbon economy and strengthen resilience to climate change. Project activities include: (1) reviewing existing public programs to improve access to quality services for people affected by climate-induced shocks; (2) re-designing programs to effectively support local economic diversification and skills training for workers; (3) supporting government officials to enhance their skills for managing the socio-economic impacts of climate change and transition to low-carbon economy; and (4) facilitating community participation in the Just Energy Transition.

This project supports the Canadian sovereign loan to the Government of South Africa for the Just Energy Transition partnership, which aims to transition to a low-carbon economy and strengthen resilience to climate change. Project activities include: (1) reviewing existing public programs to improve access to quality services for people affected by climate-induced shocks; (2) re-designing programs to effectively support local economic diversification and skills training for workers; (3) supporting government officials to enhance their skills for managing the socio-economic impacts of climate change and transition to low-carbon economy; and (4) facilitating community participation in the Just Energy Transition.