What Are Capital Project Grants in BC?
Capital Project grants help B.C. not-for-profit groups complete larger projects that improve community life. These grants support projects that are: Accessible to the public Built around a clear community need Designed to help a wide range of people Located in British Columbia The funding is meant for capital projects, which […]
What Is the Emergency Services Provider Fund in Nova Scotia?
The Emergency Services Provider Fund helps first responder groups in Nova Scotia buy equipment used directly during fires or emergencies. The fund has two streams: Individual organization funding: Supports one emergency service group. Regional funding: Supports shared emergency needs across a region. This fund can help teams improve safety, response time, and […]
What Is the Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Maintenance and Operation Rebate in BC?
For all of Canada, about 10.6 percent of adults have a mobility disability. If you run a non-profit in Surrey or Kelowna, you know a wheelchair van is a lifeline. But the cost to keep it running is a huge weight. You might worry about a surprise repair bill taking money from your programs. It […]
How Do You Maintain Your New Vehicle Wrap?
Vehicle wrap graphics turn your van into a moving sign for the care your organization provides. Still, many teams ask the same question after installation. How do we keep our vehicle wrap looking good through Canadian weather? That concern is real. Road salt in Ontario, heavy rain on the B.C. coast, and prairie winters can […]
How Easy Is It to Get a Class 4 Licence?
Class 4 licence requirements can feel confusing when you’re planning to launch or expand a transportation program. You might be adding a wheelchair accessible van for seniors, patients, or community members. Then a question pops up: Do our drivers need a Class 4 licence, and how hard is it to get one? Many rely on […]
Can the Telus Indigenous Communities Fund Support Your Program?
Finding funding for community programs can feel overwhelming, especially when your team is trying to improve healthcare, transportation, education, or cultural support in Indigenous communities across Canada. The TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund is one funding opportunity that may help support projects making a real impact. Learn more about the funding Here’s a simple […]
What Does $8.5B in Funding Mean for Ontario First Nations?
The Ontario Final Agreement is a historic child welfare funding agreement focused on helping First Nations communities in Ontario care for children and families closer to home. The deal includes about $8.5 billion in funding over several years to support long-term reform of First Nations child and family services. The goal is simple. Keep more […]
Can Your Community Use NIHB Funding for Medical Transport?
Healthcare travel can be difficult for many First Nations and Inuit communities, especially in remote areas. The Government of Canada recently announced continued support for the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) Program, including $794 million in 2026 to 2027 to help improve access to healthcare services across Canada. Learn more about the NIHB program […]
How Do You Increase Vaccination Rates in Indigenous Communities?
Did you know that vaccination rates in Indigenous communities are still lower than the national average? According to Indigenous Services Canada, some remote and rural areas face challenges like limited healthcare access, transportation barriers, and mistrust from years of unequal care. If you’re part of a health team or community leader trying to boost vaccine […]
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