Grants and Contributions

Project activities include webinars, workshops, media campaigns, and an online micro-course, with educational materials hosted on the organization’s Learning Management System for ongoing staff development.

This project will advance the use of additively manufactured functionally graded materials (FGMs) for space mobility applications, focusing on liquid propulsion systems for reusable launch vehicles and spacecraft.

In partnership with legal organizations and survivors, the project will co-develop plain-language, trauma-informed, Ontario-specific educational materials and resources.

Da Daghay Development Corporation (DDDC) will develop and implement a comprehensive governance framework consisting of approximately 75 governance and operational policies to strengthen organizational capacity, reduce liability and risk, and improve accountability and transparency. 

Participate in the final cycles of mechanical/material development of the infused beverage preparation device (EspressoAI).

Leveraging existing public education networks, Gender-based violence (GBV) service providers, and family law audiences—along with associated partnerships, communities of practice, and advisory committees—this project will develop and share knowledge of Red Flag laws and associated emergency legal options, such as emergency protection orders and emergency limitations on access orders. Knowledge mobilization products will be tailored for rural public audiences through the Neighbours, Friends and Families (NFF) infrastructure; for family law professionals through the Family Violence, Family Law (FVFL) Awareness to Action partnerships; for communities of practice and knowledge mobilization networks; and for GBV service providers through Canada’s leading knowledge mobilization resource for this sector, the Learning Network (LN).

The initiative will use informative workshops and both physical and digital materials to ensure broad access. To maintain impact beyond the workshops, the project will provide ongoing access to information on Red Flag laws throughout Yukon.

It will assess potential regional partners for efficient deployment of vanadium flow battery systems and explore opportunities for collaboration with government stakeholders to advance non-lithium energy storage technologies.

Family Service Saskatoon Inc. will provide access to the project materials on its website, including links to webinars that will be available on an ongoing basis.

Planned upgrades include a new roof with insulation, solar panel installation with battery storage, HVAC improvements, building envelope upgrades, and enhanced accessibility features.