Province of Manitoba | Grants by Subjects

Manitoba Accessibility Fund

The Manitoba Accessibility Fund (MAF) provides one-time grants to help Manitoba organizations and businesses remove barriers, create awareness and support compliance with The Accessibility for Manitobans Act (AMA) and its standards.

The MAF program targets the following three accessibility standards:

Customer Service (2015) with the aim to prevent and remove barriers to accessing goods or services
Employment (2019), which requires barrier-free practices related to employee recruitment, hiring and retention
Information and Communication (2022) - which sets requirements for removing barriers to information and communications electronically, in print and in person

Applications must support The Accessibility for Manitobans Act and the standards listed above by addressing at least one of three MAF objectives.

Raise awareness about the prevention and removal of barriers.
Develop tools, resources and training to support compliance with AMA standards.
Remove barriers to information and communications electronically, in print and in person.

Who can apply?

Eligible applicants include:

non-profit organizations

registered charities
non-profit organizations incorporated and registered with the Companies Office
non-profit organizations that have a bank account and can verify activity for at least one year

local businesses or local corporations based in Manitoba providing services to Manitobans that are registered with the Companies Office
municipalities and local authorities, such as planning districts and Northern Affairs Community Councils
on-reserve organizations or businesses
universities, colleges and school divisions

When are the application deadlines?

Please visit Manitoba Accessibility Fund for deadline information.

What do we fund?

Eligible activities include, but are not limited to:

projects, programs and events that help raise awareness about barriers faced by Manitobans with disabilities and how to prevent and remove these barriers, guided by the AMA’s principles and standards
tools, resources and training events or webinars to support compliance with AMA standards affecting customer service, employment and information and communications
activities to integrate the requirements of these AMA standards into the policies, processes and initiatives of an organizational sector, professional association, geographic region or demographic group
tools and technology to remove barriers to information and communications, with digital enhancements consistent with the Worldwide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 Level AA or above

Ineligible activities that are not eligible for the fund include:

projects, programs or services outside of Manitoba
*retrofits and renovations affecting buildings, as specified in the Manitoba Building Code - MAF does not fund any capital projects at present
on-going operational costs or programs
core or essential municipal, provincial, federal projects or programs and services that are the responsibility of the municipal, provincial or federal body
projects linked to the delivery of core education, health and social services
programs already in receipt of, or being delivered through provincial or federal funding
private residential
wage subsidies, placement programs or employee assistance programs

How much we fund?

MAF will fund proposed projects up to a maximum of $50,000, including up to 10 per cent for administration.

Funding that is approved for grant recipients may be less than the amount requested. Applicants are encouraged to seek additional funding from other sources.

Applicants can submit only one application per intake, but can be listed as partners in multiple projects.

CONTACT US

Department Name: Department of Families
Division/Branch name: Manitoba Accessibility Office

Website: https://accessibilitymb.ca/
Email: MAF@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 204-945-7613

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Building Sustainable Communities Program

Ethnocultural Community Support Program

From the Ground Up - Safe Healthy Communities for ALL Program

The From the Ground Up - Safe Healthy Communities for ALL Program supports the province's commitment to build safe, healthy communities where individuals, children, youth and families can thrive.

The program provides application-based project funding to support a broad range of community renewal efforts, community capital projects and children and youth initiatives. It focuses on community led response and revitalization efforts including capacity building, wellness and safety, community economic development, social inclusion, housing coordination and children and youth initiatives. The program leverages investments in community development by local governments, non-profit organizations, and others.

Who can apply?

Eligible applicants include:

Non-profit organizations
Municipal governments (other than the City of Winnipeg)
Northern Affairs Community Councils

When is the application deadline?

The program's February 18, 2025 application intake is now closed and no longer accepting applications.

What do we fund?

1. Community Renewal Initiatives Stream

Supports community development projects including:

Community and organizational capacity building and planning;
Community economic development initiatives;
Well-being and recreation activities to promote neighbourhood safety and cohesion;
Anti-racism, bridge building and inclusion initiatives; and
Housing and safety coordination supports.

2. Community Spaces Stream

Supports capital projects that extend, improve or enhance interior and exterior public use community facilities and spaces.

3. Healthy, Safe, Connected Children and Youth Stream

Supports targeted children and youth projects including outreach, wellness, recreation, youth internships, training and leadership development.

How much may we fund?

Community Renewal Initiatives Stream

Non-profit organizations and Northern Affairs Community Councils: up to 80 per cent of eligible program costs to a maximum of $100,000
Municipal governments: up to 50 per cent of eligible project cost to a maximum of $100,000

Community Spaces Stream

Non-profit organizations and Northern Affairs Community Councils: up to 80 per cent of eligible program costs to a maximum of $100,000
Municipal governments: up to 50 per cent of eligible project cost to a maximum of $100,000

Healthy, Safe, Connected Children and Youth Stream

Non-profit organizations and Northern Affairs Community Councils: up to 80 per cent of eligible program costs to a maximum of $50,000
Municipal governments: up to 50 per cent of eligible project cost to a maximum of $50,000

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONSULT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM DOCUMENTS:

Program Guidelines

Frequently Asked Questions

CONTACT US:

Department Name: Municipal and Northern Relations
Division/Branch Name: Community Development Branch
Email: FGP@gov.mb.ca
Additional contact information can be found in the Program Guidelines.

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Urban/Hometown Green Team Program

Green Team grants create summer employment opportunities for youth aged 15 to 29 years. Approved Applicants provide a variety of community development projects that improve neighbourhoods, promote community involvement, and help develop young leaders. The employment period is between May 1 and September 30.

The priorities for the 2025 summer season focus on municipalities, Northern Affairs communities, community-based organizations in designated community renewal areas, and Manitoba-accredited camps. The projects should offer full-time employment opportunities, build leadership skills and employment experience for youth and demonstrate community need and partnerships.

Who can apply?

Eligible Applicants throughout Manitoba include:

Municipal governments (other than the City of Winnipeg);
Northern Affairs Community Councils;
Non-profit organizations; and
Education authorities.

When is the application deadline?

The program's February 18, 2025 intake is now closed and is no longer accepting applications.

What do we fund?

All projects that offer youth employment opportunities will be considered for grant funding, except:

Projects to be carried out on First Nation Reserve lands.
Projects proposing any type of advocacy or solicitation of funds.
Projects that include lifeguarding, swimming instruction or pool maintenance duties.

How much may we fund?

Municipal governments: up to 50 per cent of eligible project costs to a maximum of $75,000 (cost-shared amount).
Northern Affairs Community Councils, non-profit organizations and education authorities: up to 100 per cent of eligible project costs to a maximum of $150,000.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONSULT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM DOCUMENTS:

Program Guidelines

Frequently Asked Questions

Conflict of Interest Policy Guidelines

YOUTH LOOKING FOR SUMMER EMPLOYMENT WITH GREEN TEAM:

Youth aged 15-29 years who are interested in Green Team jobs are asked to apply directly with organizations that have received funding through the program. A full list of current employers should be posted by the end of May 2025 under the Urban/Hometown Green Team program at https://www.gov.mb.ca/mr/bldgcomm/index.html. Youth can also look for other employment opportunities at https://www.gov.mb.ca/jec/syeo/index.html.

CONTACT US

Department Name: Municipal and Northern Relations
Division/Branch name: Community Development Branch
Email: greenteam@gov.mb.ca

Additional contact information can be found in the Program Guidelines.

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Heritage Grants Program

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Market Development

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Capital Infrastructure and Investments

Background/General Information

The Capital Infrastructure and Investments program supports the growth and expansion of Manitoba's Agri-processing sector by assisting with capital investment purchases for modernization and capacity building activities that enhance efficiency, productivity, and environmental sustainability, by providing access to:

development and implementation of new technologies
new markets through the implementation of quality control measures
streamlined and better managed operations, increased efficiency, and increased profitability by integrating company operations
new revenue streams associated with offering co-packing services
co-packing services for brand owners who may not own their own Agri-processing capacity

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

agri-food processors
agri-product processors
licensed commercial kitchens
primary producers
Indigenous Government/Indigenous individuals, businesses, communities, and organizations, other Indigenous groups undertaking agricultural initiatives
wholesalers (food, ingredients)
abattoirs

When are the Application Deadlines

Please visit Province of Manitoba | Building Sector Capacity, Growth and Competitiveness (gov.mb.ca) for deadline information

What Do We Fund (i.e. eligible activities)

Eligible activities must occur in Manitoba and can include:

new and innovative technology
process automation
process integration
production scale-up
addition of equipment incremental to current operations
skill development and training associated with adopting new equipment

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

Funding limits vary by funding stream:

Capital Assets - Processing Equipment. Please visit Province of Manitoba | Capital Assets - Processing Equipment (gov.mb.ca)
Capital Assets - Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software. Please visit Province of Manitoba | Capital Assets - Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software (gov.mb.ca)
Co-Packing Capacity Building. Please visit Province of Manitoba | Co-Packing Capacity Building (gov.mb.ca)
Quality Control Capacity Building. Please visit Province of Manitoba | Quality Control Capacity Building (gov.mb.ca)

CONTACT US

Department to Agriculture
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
Website: https://www.manitoba.ca/scap/
Email: agriculture@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 1-800-811-4411

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Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Food Safety and Traceability

Background/General Information

The Food Safety and Traceability Program is designed to assist Manitoba agri-food and agri-product sectors in adopting and improving food safety and traceability practices. Financial assistance will be provided to eligible recipients for the development and implementation of food safety programs systems, training, purchasing of specific food safety equipment and validation and verification activities and traceability initiatives. This program will assist businesses to maintain and increase market access and export capacity.

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

agri-food processors
agri-product processors
distributors
wholesalers
Indigenous Groups (First Nation, Métis, and Inuit) including governments, individuals, businesses, communities, organizations, and other Indigenous-led groups undertaking agricultural initiatives)

When are the Application Deadlines

Please visit Province of Manitoba | Resiliency and Public Trust (gov.mb.ca) for deadline information

What Do We Fund (i.e. eligible activities)

Eligible expenses include developing and implementing food safety programs, foods process and product validation activities, laboratory testing for food safety parameters, lab equipment, training costs, and professional fees for consultants, agencies, or firms. More detail of eligible expenses can be found in the program guide.

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

Funding limits vary by funding stream:

The Pre-approved Food Safety and Traceability Equipment funding stream is a rebate program. Please visit Province of Manitoba | Pre-Approved Food Safety & Traceability Equipment Program (gov.mb.ca)
The Food Safety & Traceability Implementation Support program. Please visit Province of Manitoba | Food Safety & Traceability Implementation Support (gov.mb.ca)

CONTACT US

Department to Agriculture
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
Website: https://www.manitoba.ca/scap/
Email: agriculture@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 1-800-811-4411

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Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Livestock Predation Prevention Program

Building Sustainable Communities Program

Ethnocultural Community Support Program

Heritage Grants Program

Sport Event Hosting Program

Building Sustainable Communities Program

Heritage Grants Program

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Research and Innovation

Background/General Information

The Research and Innovation Program supports the development of science-based solutions and tools that address known challenges, prepare for potential disruptions and climate threats, and capture emerging opportunities in the agriculture and agri-food sector. The Program provides funding to eligible applicants for basic and applied research and capacity building projects that advance the growth and sustainability of the sector by fast-tracking the pace of innovation. This can include the development of new technologies and practices, new products, and the advancement of knowledge.

There are two funding streams available for research and innovation financial assistance:

Basic and Applied Research: includes basic discovery research that seeks to expand knowledge and projects that attempt to find practical solutions for specific problems.
Capacity Building: includes only the purchase of research equipment ($10,000 or greater) and equipment specific training to help build research and innovation capacity in Manitoba.

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

agri-processors
Indigenous Government/Indigenous individuals, businesses, communities, and organizations, other Indigenous groups undertaking agricultural initiatives
industry organizations
primary producers
research institutions
service providers

When are the Application Deadlines

Please visit Province of Manitoba | Research and Innovation (gov.mb.ca) for deadline information

What Do We Fund? (i.e. eligible activities)

provincial sales tax (PST)
incremental salaries, wages, and benefits
subcontracted services
professional fees
knowledge transfer
facility and equipment rentals (including laboratory equipment and facility)
materials and supplies
travel expenses (related to knowledge transfer and project activities which occur within North America)
overhead up to ten per cent of total approved expenses
capacity building, including capital equipment
capital equipment is research equipment and specific equipment training greater than $10,000

Please refer to the program guide for more details on eligible and ineligible expenses.

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

Projects are cost shared between government and the applicant. The cost share ratio varies depending on the funding stream, total project cost and if the project results in Intellectual Property (IP) or confidential of results is required.

CONTACT US

Department to Agriculture
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
Website: https://www.manitoba.ca/scap/
Email: agriculture@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 1-800-811-4411

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Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Industry Development Initiatives

Program Background/General Information

Industry Development Initiatives program will advance the agriculture, agri-food and Agri-product sector's capacity and competitiveness by providing funding to support incremental group learning activities, knowledge transfer events and resource development. The program will provide financial assistance to eligible applicants for activities that enhance the sector.

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

associations
boards
commissions
Indigenous governments, communities, and organizations
industry organizations
non-Profit organizations

When are the Application Deadlines

Please visit Province of Manitoba | Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program: Watershed Resilience (gov.mb.ca) for deadline information

What Do We Fund? (i.e. eligible activities)

facility and equipment rentals
knowledge transfer expenses related to the development, design and distribution of communication and extension materials
materials and supplies
overhead expenses (e.g. internal administration, use of own materials and supplies, use of own equipment, etc.), capped at 10% of total approved eligible expenses
professional fees and travel accommodations
registration fees for training events
speaker fees and travel accommodations
subcontracted services

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

Projects will be subject to the following cost shares:

75:25 (government: applicant) on projects $10,000 and under
50:50 (government: applicant) on projects over $10,000

Eligible applicants can apply for multiple projects but there is a funding limit of $25,000 per eligible applicant over the life of the framework.

CONTACT US

Department to Agriculture
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
Website: https://www.manitoba.ca/scap/
Email: agriculture@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 1-800-811-4411

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Building Sustainable Communities Program

Climate Action Fund

The Climate Action Fund supports projects with up to $150,000 in grant funding to help businesses, communities and non-profit organizations address the challenges of climate change while helping to build a low-carbon economy and making life more affordable for Manitobans.

Who can apply?

Applicants must be one of the following:

Incorporated non-profit organization
Academic or educational institution
Manitoba Municipality
Northern Affairs Community
Indigenous community or organization
Businesses, including Social Enterprise Businesses*
(*Business must be registered with the Province of Manitoba).

When is the application deadline?

Saturday January 25th, 2025, 12:00 pm Noon Central Standard Time.

What do we fund?

Projects that support at least one of the following priorities:

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Manitoba
Supporting enhanced resiliency to the impacts from a changing climate
Increasing affordable and clean energy technologies in Manitoba.

Municipalities, Norther Affairs Communities, Indigenous communities, and the operators of multi-unit residential buildings may be eligible for funding to support the installation of electric vehicle chargers. As well, a business, not-for profit organization, or other organization that partners with a municipality, Northern Affairs Community or Indigenous community for the purpose of the prospective project may also apply. Please see the guide for more details.

How much do we fund?

Up to $150,000 for eligible project costs.
Projects that include the installation of electric vehicle chargers may be eligible up to 50% of total project costs, up to a maximum of $100,000 per charger. Funding amounts depend on the type of charger installed. See the program guide for more detailed information.

Note: For the purposes of the Climate Action Fund as described in Appendix A within the Fund Guide, a "fast charging port" is defined as having a minimum output of 50 kW.

Municipalities, Northern Affairs Communities and Indigenous communities may be eligible for a maximum of $15,000 for the development of a climate action plan, climate resiliency or adaptation plan, or a climate risk and vulnerability risk assessment.

Before You Apply:

Visit Manitoba Grants Online at www.gov.mb.ca/grants.

Fully review the Climate Action Fund Guide for full information.

To apply, complete the online application form https://forms.gov.mb.ca/caf/

Application deadline is 12:00 pm Noon January 25th, 2025, Central Standard Time

Contact Us

Climate Action and Energy Innovation Division
Manitoba Environment and Climate Change
In Winnipeg: 204-945-7246
Toll free in Manitoba: 1-866-444-4207
Email: ccinfo@gov.mb.ca

Or Manitoba Government Inquiry toll free in North America: 1-866-626-4862

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Heritage Grants Program

Off-Road Vehicle Land and Trail Rehabilitation Grant

Merit-based Low Carbon Economy Fund (LCEF)

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program: Watershed Resilience

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program: Carbon Sequestration and Grassland Resilience

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Sustainable Agriculture Manitoba

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Sustainable Agri-Processing

Program Background/General Information

Funding to support the sustainability of Manitoba's agri-processing sector by assisting with studies and capital investment purchases that contribute energy saving and Green House Gas (GHG) reduction, optimization of agri-inputs, reduction of water use and clarification of wastewater, and the conversion of by-products and waste products to alternative value-added applications.

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

primary producers
agri-food processors
agri-product processors
licensed commercial kitchens
Indigenous Government/Indigenous individuals, businesses, communities, and organizations, other Indigenous groups undertaking agricultural initiatives
wholesalers (food, ingredients)
abattoirs

When are the Application Deadlines

Please visit Province of Manitoba | Sustainable Agri-Processing (gov.mb.ca) for deadline information

What Do We Fund? (i.e. eligible activities)

Sustainable Agri-Processing funds a variety of activities available within four funding streams:

Building Envelope, Lighting and Ventilation Upgrades
Input Use Efficiency
Water Use Efficiency
Waste Use Efficiency

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

Funding limits vary by funding stream:

Building Envelope, Lighting and Ventilation Upgrades: Please visit Province of Manitoba | Building Envelope, Lighting and Ventilation Upgrades (gov.mb.ca)
Input Use Efficiency: Please visit Province of Manitoba | Input Use Efficiency (gov.mb.ca)
Water Use Efficiency: Please visit Province of Manitoba | Water Use Efficiency (gov.mb.ca)
Waste Use Efficiency: Please visit Province of Manitoba | Waste Use Efficiency (gov.mb.ca)

Eligible applicants can apply for multiple projects but there is a funding limit of $25,000 per eligible applicant over the life of the framework.

CONTACT US

Department to Agriculture
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
Website: https://www.manitoba.ca/scap/
Email: agriculture@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 1-800-811-4411

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Building Sustainable Communities Program

Heritage Grants Program

Building Sustainable Communities Program

Heritage Grants Program

Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Indigenous Agriculture and Relationship Development: Relationship Development and Engagement

Background/General Information

The Relationship Development and Engagement program supports actions and activities related to engagement and enhancing relationships between industry, academia, and Indigenous Peoples, by:

building relationships between sector participants, including industry, organizations, boards, watersheds, rural municipalities and other businesses and Indigenous communities and government
enhancing partnerships and exploring collaborative sector opportunities related to land management
building relationships between research institutions, academia and Indigenous communities and government to support the exploration of research projects or training initiatives
increase community participation in early planning and development of food systems
other engagement or relationship development efforts to increase sector inclusivity

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

Indigenous Groups (First Nation, Métis, and Inuit) including governments, individuals, businesses, communities, organizations, and other Indigenous-led groups undertaking agricultural initiatives
municipal governments
other Industry organizations
processor organizations
producer organizations
research bodies, academia

NOTE: Applicants must demonstrate how the engagement project will tie into future initiatives and support advancing economic reconciliation. Non-Indigenous applicants are required to discuss the project with the associated Indigenous community and community members before they apply.

When are the Application Deadlines

Please visit Province of Manitoba | Relationship Development and Engagement for deadline information

What Do We Fund? (i.e. eligible activities)

The following expenses are eligible for reimbursement:

facility and equipment rentals
professional speaker and facilitator fees and travel accommodations
Elder and/or Knowledge Keeper fees and travel accommodations, up to $350 for a full day or $175 for a half day
materials and supplies
culturally appropriate food and refreshments that are sourced from an Indigenous business or community (where possible)
culturally appropriate gifts, capped at 10% of total approved eligible expenses
knowledge transfer expenses related to the development, design and distribution of communication and extension materials
provincial sales tax (PST)
overhead expenses (e.g. internal administration, use of own materials and supplies, use of own equipment, etc.), capped at 10% of total approved eligible expenses

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

Activities are cost shared between government and the applicant; the cost share ratio is up to a maximum of 100:0 (government: applicant). There is a maximum funding limit of $5,000 per event up to a total of five (5) events. Projects which involve five (5) events can receive up to $25,000.

CONTACT US

Department to Agriculture
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
Website: https://www.manitoba.ca/scap/
Email: agriculture@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 1-800-811-4411

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Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership: Indigenous Agriculture and Relationship Development: Indigenous Agriculture Food Systems

Building Sustainable Communities Program

Fish Enhancement Initiatives

Heritage Grants Program

Wildlife Enhancement Initiatives

Building Sustainable Communities Program

Ethnocultural Community Support Program

Heritage Grants Program

Grants by Subject

Accessibility

Who can apply?

When are the application deadlines?

What do we fund?

How much we fund?

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Agriculture

Community & Economic Development

When are the application deadlines?

What do we fund?

BEFORE YOU APPLY:

CONTACT US:

Who can apply?

When is the application deadline?

What do we fund?

1. Community Renewal Initiatives Stream

2. Community Spaces Stream

3. Healthy, Safe, Connected Children and Youth Stream

How much may we fund?

Community Renewal Initiatives Stream

Community Spaces Stream

Healthy, Safe, Connected Children and Youth Stream

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONSULT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM DOCUMENTS:

CONTACT US:

Who can apply?

When is the application deadline?

What do we fund?

How much may we fund?

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONSULT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM DOCUMENTS:

YOUTH LOOKING FOR SUMMER EMPLOYMENT WITH GREEN TEAM:

CONTACT US

Who can apply?

When are the application deadlines?

What do we fund?

How much may we fund?

BEFORE YOU APPLY:

CONTACT US

Background/General Information

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

When are the Application Deadlines

What Do We Fund (i.e. eligible activities)

How Much May We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

CONTACT US

Background/General Information

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

When are the Application Deadlines

What Do We Fund (i.e. eligible activities)

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

CONTACT US

Background/General Information

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

When are the Application Deadlines

What Do We Fund (i.e. eligible activities)

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

CONTACT US

Program Background/General Information

Who Can Apply (i.e. eligible applicants)

When are the Application Deadlines

What Do We Fund? (i.e. eligible activities)

How Much We Fund (i.e. cost share ratio and funding limits)

CONTACT US

Culture

When are the application deadlines?

What do we fund?

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CONTACT US:

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When are the application deadlines?

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How much may we fund?

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CONTACT US

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Education & Training

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