Active Indigenous Youth & Community Empowerment Grant
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A beacon of hope and opportunity, inspired by the Calls to Action 87-91 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. As a national children's sports charity in Canada, we recognize our shared responsibility to address historical injustices and pave the way for a more inclusive future.
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This grant is a call to action, urging us all to play a role in promoting educational, cultural, and economic opportunities via sports and recreation that empower Indigenous youth to overcome challenges.
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By actively supporting the Active Indigenous Youth & Community Empowerment Grant, you become a vital part of a movement dedicated to supporting and promoting Aboriginal sports participation, growth and development. It's not just a grant; it's a commitment to bridge gaps, nurture cultural resilience, build the fundamental elements of health and well-being; while empowering youth and their communities to thrive.
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Let's stand united, working towards a future where the richness of Indigenous cultures is celebrated and where every child's dreams are supported.
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Organizational Eligibility:
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Demonstrate a commitment to promoting a more inclusive future.
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Alignment with Calls to Action 87-91:
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Clearly demonstrate alignment with Calls to Action 87-91 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.
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Focus on Indigenous Youth Empowerment:
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Projects or programs must specifically focus on empowering Indigenous youth through sports and recreation.
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Promotion of Educational, Cultural, and Economic Opportunities:
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Proposals should outline how the grant will contribute to promoting educational, cultural, and economic opportunities for Indigenous youth, particularly through sports.
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Commitment to Overcoming Challenges:
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Demonstrated commitment to helping Indigenous youth overcome challenges, including financial barriers to sports participation.
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Support for Aboriginal Sports Participation:
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The grant application should articulate how the funds will be used to support and promote Aboriginal sports participation, growth, and development.
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Building Cultural Resilience:
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Projects should contribute to building cultural resilience within Indigenous communities, incorporating sports and recreation as a means of cultural expression.
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Focus on Health and Well-being:
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Projects should aim to build fundamental elements of health and well-being among Indigenous youth through sports activities.
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Community Empowerment:
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Proposals should articulate how the grant will empower not only youth but also their communities to thrive.
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Commitment to Inclusivity:
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The project or program should demonstrate a commitment to inclusivity, ensuring that sports subsidies and program benefits reach a broad spectrum of Indigenous youth.
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Long-term Impact:
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The grant proposal should outline how the project or program, including sports, will have a lasting impact on the lives of Indigenous youth and their communities.
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Collaboration and Unity:
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Demonstrated ability to collaborate with other organizations and stakeholders to achieve common goals, fostering unity, particularly in the context of sports subsidies.
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Your contact information
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name, postal code, telephone number, and email address)
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The first name, last name, gender, school and date of birth of your child
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Contact information of the sport or recreation league/club that you have enrolled your child in.
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This includes the start/end dates, the length of the program, name of the league/club, a league/club representative's name and email or phone number.
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The amount of support you are requesting from Their Opportunity
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Financial Proof Requirement:
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The most recent Notice of Assessment (NOA) available through Canada Revenue Agency OR you must submit your 3 most recent & consecutive paystubs is required
*For more information on how to obtain your NOA please check out this link from Canada Revenue
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To qualify for a sports subsidy for your child/children, your families household income must fall within the financial criteria as per Revenue Canada’s Low income measure (LIM) thresholds by income source and household size
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