We Matter CampaignGrant

Up to $2000 IndigenousYouthRise Support Fund

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Opportunity type

Grant

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Canada

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

The #IndigenousYouthRise support fund is a grant to support Indigenous youth and promote community wellness!

Eligible youth: ages 13–30, living in Canada.

Examples of supported projects:

Art workshops (beading, drumming, painting, weaving, carving, poetry, music)
Concerts, talent shows, performances
Educational seminars/webinars (mental health, medicines, cultural teachings, language)
Storytelling, video projects, podcasts
Care packages for community members
Community games, contests, and challenges (social media, scavenger hunts, powwow, sports)
Advocacy events (roundtables, panel discussions)
Skill development training (leadership, mental health, masterclasses)

Projects must be Indigenous youth‑led and occur in Canada.

Indigenous youth aged 13–30
Project must occur in Canada
Project must be youth‑led (decision‑making, governance, accountability)
Online application only (offline forms not accepted)
Shortlisted applicants may need to provide documentation (e.g., proof of Indigenous identity)

LOT finds and checks opportunities from public sources. Always confirm details on the organiser’s own page before applying.

We Matter CampaignGrant

This one has closed

Archived

Opportunity type

Grant

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Canada

Deadline

Archived

The #IndigenousYouthRise support fund is a grant to support Indigenous youth and promote community wellness!

Eligible youth: ages 13–30, living in Canada.

Examples of supported projects:

Art workshops (beading, drumming, painting, weaving, carving, poetry, music)
Concerts, talent shows, performances
Educational seminars/webinars (mental health, medicines, cultural teachings, language)
Storytelling, video projects, podcasts
Care packages for community members
Community games, contests, and challenges (social media, scavenger hunts, powwow, sports)
Advocacy events (roundtables, panel discussions)
Skill development training (leadership, mental health, masterclasses)

Projects must be Indigenous youth‑led and occur in Canada.

Indigenous youth aged 13–30
Project must occur in Canada
Project must be youth‑led (decision‑making, governance, accountability)
Online application only (offline forms not accepted)
Shortlisted applicants may need to provide documentation (e.g., proof of Indigenous identity)

LOT finds and checks opportunities from public sources. Always confirm details on the organiser’s own page before applying.