BCAAFC

Need help covering rent or bills after losing work or being unable to work? This one-hour virtual workshop will explore income support options available to young adults.

We will cover what each program provides, who may qualify, when to apply, and how to get started. This session is designed for youth — and those supporting youth — who want to better understand financial support programs and be prepared for challenging times, whether support is needed now or in the future.

Register via the free Foundry BC app here: https://foundrybc.ca/foundry-virtual-bc/

📣 Applications for the Indigenous-Led Gambling Harm Reduction and Community Capacity Building Grant, led by the Community Action Initiative, are open until July 3!

The grant offers funding of up to $45,000 per year over a two-year period, to a maximum total of $90,000 per grantee.

It's available to First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and urban Indigenous-led organizations delivering services to Indigenous communities in B.C. Funding is intended to support community-based capacity-building strategies aimed at reducing gambling-related harms and connections with co-occurring mental health and substance use considerations.

Learn more: https://caibc.ca/grants/indigenous-led-gambling-harm-reduction-and-community-capacity-building-grant/

Calling all Young Indigenous People! 📣

Applications are open for the The Leona Humchitt Youth in Climate Action Award,

Deadline to apply is May 31st!

Scan the QR Code in the poster or apply with this link: https://bit.ly/4f7H6V8