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Title:

Neqotkuk Soaring Eagles Youth Wellness 3-Year Innovative Response Project 2015-2018

Agreement Number:

18315

Agreement Value:

$248,793.73

Agreement Date:

Feb 4, 2016 - Mar 31, 2019

Description:

Tobique First Nation (TFN) received funding in 2012/13 to develop their community safety plan and this project will allow for the implementation of community-led innovative components of the safety plan. It will also focus on encouraging the broader community to work towards a safer community by focusing on their Youth.

Organization:

Public Safety Canada

Expected Results:

The expected outcomes of the Neqotkuk Soaring Eagles Youth Wellness 3-Year Innovative Response Project 2015-2018 is an increase in self‑esteem and self-worth to counter the impact of normalized violence and abuse in the community. This will encourage youth towards independence and healthy relationships with self and others and will also empower them to explore leadership skills. Support and mentoring youth workers will enable them to become gender role models and peer mentors through program delivery.

Location:

Tobique, New Brunswick, CA E7H 2Y8

Reference Number:

214-2018-2019-Q3-0008

Agreement Type:

Contribution

Report Type:

Grants and Contributions

Recipient Business Number:

107658114RT0001

Recipient Type:

Indigenous recipients

Additional Information:

The amendment was to extend the end date, increase the funding by $39,960 and to allow for additional activities to take place.

Amendment Date

Nov 27, 2018

Recipient's Legal Name:

Maliseet Nation at Tobique Health Department

Program:

Aboriginal Community Safety Development Contribution Program (ACSDCP)

Program Purpose:

The purpose of the contributions is to provide support to Aboriginal organizations (on and off-reserve), Aboriginal governments and municipalities in collaboration with Aboriginal organizations and or communities to develop tailored approaches to community safety, alternatives to incarceration and reintegration of Aboriginal offenders that are responsive to the concerns, priorities and unique circumstances of Aboriginal communities.

Amendments:

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