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Listen, Hear Our Voices — Large projects

Up to $1,000,000,000
Type
GRANTS AND FUNDING
Application Difficulty
MEDIUM
Time To Complete4 weeksProgram Budgetno cap
See If You Qualify

Highlights

Hello,

This program is a golden opportunity for your organization to digitize and preserve Indigenous languages and cultures. It offers grants and funding specifically for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis governments and non-profit organizations in Canada. By participating, you'll gain access to resources that will help you build the skills and knowledge necessary for this essential work. Imagine focusing on preserving your culture without the worry of financial constraints. That's what this program is all about.

Here's what's in it for you: financial support to achieve your goals. While the exact amount isn't specified, the emphasis is on empowering your community to safeguard its heritage. The program is open to all sectors and legal structures, meaning you don't have to stress about specific business size or revenue requirements. This flexibility ensures your organization can fully benefit from the support offered, making a lasting impact in your community.

The application process is straightforward, and program staff are available to offer advice and support with funding applications. This means you have expert guidance every step of the way. By being approved, you'll not only receive financial aid but also the tools and knowledge to make a significant difference. It's a chance to focus on what truly matters—preserving and celebrating your culture.

Financing Details

Grant: The program offers non-repayable grants, meaning you won't need to pay back the funds provided you use them as specified in the grant agreement.

Repayment Terms and Interest Rates: Since this is a grant, there are no repayment terms or interest rates applicable. This financial support is designed to facilitate your project without the burden of debt.

Eligible Expenses: The grant can be used for expenses directly related to the digitization and preservation of documentary heritage concerning Indigenous languages and cultures. This includes costs for equipment, training, hiring specialists, and other direct expenses necessary to carry out your project.

Restrictions on Use of Funds: The funds cannot be used for general operating expenses or overhead costs not directly linked to the project. Additionally, purchasing real estate or making financial investments with the grant money is not permitted.

Fees: There are no application or processing fees associated with this grant. This ensures that all the funds granted can be fully utilized towards the project's direct expenses without any deductions.

Qualifications

  • Must be a First Nations, Inuit, or Métis government or non-profit organization.
  • Must be involved in digitizing existing documentary heritage related to Indigenous languages and cultures.
  • Must aim to build skills, knowledge, and resources within their communities for this work.

Description

This program is a fantastic opportunity for your business to digitize and preserve Indigenous languages and cultures. It offers support to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis governments and non-profit organizations in Canada. By participating, you'll gain access to resources that help build the skills and knowledge needed for this important work.

The program provides grants and funding to help you achieve your goals. While the exact amount isn't specified, the focus is on empowering your community to safeguard its heritage. This means you can concentrate on what matters most—preserving your culture—without worrying about financial constraints.

There's no need to stress about specific business size or revenue requirements. The program is open to all sectors and legal structures, making it accessible to a wide range of organizations. This flexibility ensures that your business can take full advantage of the support offered, helping you make a lasting impact in your community.

Program Steps

  1. Prepare Your Documentation
    Gather the necessary documents for your application. You will need:

    • Proof of your organization's status (e.g., incorporation documents, non-profit registration)
    • A project proposal outlining your goals and how you plan to digitize and preserve Indigenous languages and cultures
    • A budget detailing how you will use the funding
    • Letters of support from community members or stakeholders
  2. Contact Program Staff
    Reach out to program staff for advice and support. They can help clarify any questions you have about the application process.

  3. Complete the Application Form
    Fill out the application form accurately. Make sure to provide all requested information and details about your project.

  4. Submit Your Application
    Once your application is complete, submit it before the deadline. Ensure you keep a copy for your records.

  5. Follow Up
    After submission, consider following up with program staff to confirm receipt of your application and inquire about the timeline for decisions.

  6. Prepare for Possible Interviews
    Be ready for a potential interview or discussion about your application. This is an opportunity to further explain your project and its impact.

  7. Await the Decision
    Be patient as the review process takes place. You will be notified of the outcome once decisions are made.

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