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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by SOCCA

Overview of Available Grants and Funding

The Native Commercial Credit Corporation (NCCC) empowers Native American communities by providing tailored grants and funding opportunities to support Indigenous businesses and non-profit organizations. Through financial assistance and educational resources, the NCCC fosters economic growth, self-sufficiency, and sustainability while advocating for equitable business policies. View SOCCA's website for more information.
Content last updated: January 29, 2026

List of grants and funding offered by SOCCA

4 opportunities available
Aboriginal Business Financing Program - Private Project
Grant and FundingOpen

Aboriginal Business Financing Program - Private Project

Funds for First Nations entrepreneurs in Quebec
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 99,000 $
  • Up to 75% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Types of eligible projects
Commercialization
Quebec, Canada
SOCCA – Support and coaching
Expert AdviceOpen

SOCCA – Support and coaching

Advice and coaching for First Nations-owned businesses
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • No Condition
Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Types of eligible projects
Quebec, Canada
Aboriginal Business Financing Program (ABDP) — Community project
Grant and FundingOpen

Aboriginal Business Financing Program (ABDP) — Community project

Non‑repayable funding for First Nations community economic development projects
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Up to 75% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Types of eligible projects
CommercializationTechnologyEnvironment and ClimateBusiness BuyoutInnovation
Quebec, Canada
SOCCA — Term loan for Indigenous businesses
Loans and Capital investmentsOpen

SOCCA — Term loan for Indigenous businesses

Term loan for Indigenous-led business projects
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Up to 70% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
  • Accommodation and food services
  • Other services (except public administration)
  • Public administration
Types of eligible projects
Construction and Renovation Business Buyout
Quebec, Canada

About SOCCA

What is SOCCA's official website?

SOCCA's official website is https://socca.qc.ca/.

What else should I know about SOCCA?

The Native Commercial Credit Corporation (NCCC) is an organization dedicated to fostering economic empowerment and financial independence among Native American communities. Recognizing the unique challenges that Indigenous businesses and non-profit organizations face, the NCCC offers vital support through grants and funding opportunities specifically tailored to meet their needs. This support not only helps these groups overcome financial hurdles but also promotes self-sufficiency and sustainability within their communities. One of the key objectives of the NCCC is to provide targeted financial services that are often inaccessible to Native entrepreneurs and organizations. The NCCC offers various grant programs designed to cater to different aspects of business development and non-profit sustainability. These programs aim to stimulate economic growth by providing the necessary capital for start-ups, expansions, and operational enhancements. For Native-owned businesses, NCCC grants can be instrumental in various stages of development. Whether it is for initiating a start-up, sustaining the day-to-day operations, or executing a strategic expansion, these grants can serve as a crucial financial lifeline. By removing immediate financial barriers, the NCCC enables these businesses to focus on growth and innovation, ultimately leading to increased competitiveness and market presence. Moreover, the NCCC recognizes the significant role that non-profit organizations play in Indigenous communities. These non-profits often address critical issues such as education, healthcare, cultural preservation, and social services. The Corporation offers funding opportunities to these organizations, ensuring they have the resources necessary to carry out their missions effectively. By financially empowering these non-profits, the NCCC ensures that essential services and initiatives continue to benefit Native American communities. To maximize the impact of their grants, the NCCC prioritizes transparency and active collaboration with grantees. The application process is designed to be accessible and straightforward, minimizing bureaucratic hurdles and facilitating effective communication. This approach ensures that funds are distributed efficiently and equitably, reaching those who need them the most. In addition to direct funding, the NCCC provides educational resources and guidance to help recipients manage and leverage their financial aid effectively. Business workshops, financial literacy programs, and mentorship opportunities are just some of the ways the NCCC supports recipients beyond financial assistance. These initiatives equip Native entrepreneurs and organization leaders with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in today’s competitive economic landscape. The NCCC's commitment to fostering economic independence extends beyond immediate funding. By advocating for policies that support Indigenous entrepreneurs and non-profits, the NCCC plays a crucial role in shaping a more equitable business environment. This advocacy work, in tandem with its financial programs, positions the NCCC as a cornerstone of economic growth and empowerment in Native communities. In summary, the Native Commercial Credit Corporation is a vital entity in supporting Native American entrepreneurship and non-profit work. Through its focused grants and funding programs, it provides essential resources that enable businesses and organizations to overcome barriers and achieve sustainability. By addressing financial constraints and promoting capacity-building, the NCCC helps to nurture a vibrant and self-reliant Indigenous economy, ensuring that Native communities continue to thrive and prosper in an increasingly competitive and challenging economic landscape.