
- Varies by project
- Educational services
Catapult Canada is a national funding organization established by the Rideau Hall Foundation that supports youth-serving organizations across Canada. It provides grants through the Catapult Access Innovation Fund to design, build, scale up, and evaluate initiatives that help Canadian youth achieve their learning goals, particularly those facing barriers to education and career pathways. View Catapult Canada's website for more information.

Catapult Canada serves as a catalytic funding platform established by the Rideau Hall Foundation to channel new resources to community programs across Canada. The organization focuses on building capacity among youth-serving organizations to better support Canadian youth in achieving their learning goals.
Catapult prioritizes funding for organizations serving youth facing multiple and intersecting barriers, including: newcomers to Canada; refugees; youth fleeing violence and/or trauma; youth not in education, employment, or training (NEET Youth); Black youth; Indigenous youth; racialized youth; LGBTQ2s+ youth; youth living in rural or northern areas; disabled youth; and other underserved groups.
All grantees become part of a dynamic community of practice facilitated by Catapult and co-developed with grantees to meet their evolving needs. This ecosystem approach supports peer-to-peer learning, resource sharing, and collaborative problem-solving among youth-serving organizations.