Building UP
YT, Canada
Funds for activities strengthening the labour market in Yukon
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Grant and Funding
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- Government of Yukon
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Access funding to carry out activities that strengthen the labour market by providing services and supports for individuals and employers, to work on projects that connect employers to jobseekers, and to coordinate community or sector labour market fundin
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Services and supports for individuals:
- Case management and referrals to other supports
- Skills development
- Job search assistance
- Employment support services
Services and supports for employers:
- Building employers’ labour market capacity
- Projects that connect employers to jobseekers
- Research and distribute labour market information
- Labour market projects and programs such as developing industry or sector-specific strategies
- Developing and delivering employer networking events
- Evaluating existing offerings and processes
Coordinate community or sector labour market funding:
- Manage and redistribute funds to provide training services or supports to individuals, employers, or other organizations
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$200,000
Calgary
Building an online platform to connect employers with job seekers
$150,000
Halifax
Managing and redistributing funds for small businesses to provide training services
$120,000
Toronto
Developing a job search assistance program for recent graduates from local universities
$110,000
Montreal
Evaluating current labor market offerings and processes’s tech industry
$90,000
Ottawa
Organizing employer networking events to foster connections within the healthcare sector
$180,000
Vancouver
Creating a mentorship program connecting experienced professionals with job seekers
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The eligibility criteria for this grant are:
- Any organization can be considered for funding except federal, provincial, or territorial governments; Crown corporations are also ineligible.
- First Nations governments are eligible and may request funding for labor market initiatives on a government-to-government basis.
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Some eligible types of companies for the Building UP program grant include organizations that support individuals in acquiring job skills, help employers, connect employers to job seekers, and coordinate community and sector training funds. First Nations governments are also eligible to apply for funding for labor market initiatives on a government-to-government basis.
- Organizations supporting job skills development
- Employer support services
- Organizations connecting employers to job seekers
- Community and sector training funds coordinators
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There are certain types of companies that are not eligible for the Building UP program grant. Federal, provincial, or territorial governments, Crown corporations, and First Nations governments are ineligible.
- Federal, provincial, or territorial governments
- Crown corporations
- First Nations governments
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Eligible expenses for the Building UP program include project delivery costs for staffing and participants, operating and overhead expenses, and administrative expenses.
- Project delivery for staffing and participants
- Operating and overhead costs
- Administrative expenses
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for the Building UP program grant. Organizations are required to provide financial and activity reporting, demonstrate strong measures of success, and develop a plan in collaboration with the funding agency.
- Financial and activity reporting
- Strong measures of success
- Collaborative development of a plan with the funding agency
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- Contact us. We'll help you develop your application.
- After we've come up with a plan together, complete your application.
- Submit your application:
- In person: by appointment
- Email: LMD@yukon.ca
- Phone: 867-667-5906
- Toll free: 1-800-661-0408 extension 5906
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LMD@yukon.ca
867-667-5906
Apply to this program
Building UP Program Overview
The Building UP program provides funding to organizations supporting individuals in acquiring job skills, assisting employers, connecting job seekers to employers, and managing community training funds, with a focus on strengthening partnerships with Yukon First Nations and under-represented groups in the labor market.
Detailed Explanation of the Building UP Program
The Building UP program in Yukon aims to address labor market challenges by funding organizations that play a crucial role in skill development, job search assistance, and employment support services for individuals. The program also supports employers by enhancing their labor market capacity through various projects and initiatives like industry-specific strategies and employer networking events.
Eligible organizations under the program can receive funds for activities such as case management, skills development, job search assistance, and employment support services for individuals. Additionally, funding is available for projects that connect employers to job seekers, research and distribution of labor market information, and the development of sector-specific strategies.
The program prioritizes strengthening relationships with Yukon First Nations, empowering under-represented groups such as youth, workers over 50, newcomers to Canada, people with disabilities, and women in trades and technology to actively participate in the labor market. By providing financial assistance for project costs like staffing, operating expenses, and administrative needs, the Building UP program aims to enhance labor market opportunities across communities outside Whitehorse.
Organizations interested in applying for funding through the Building UP program are encouraged to focus on strategic partnerships, community consultation, and the utilization of regional and national labor market information. Successful applicants will demonstrate strong measures of success in their projects, including financial and activity reporting for accountability and evaluation purposes.
Overall, the Building UP program serves as a vital resource for organizations looking to contribute to the growth and development of the labor market in Yukon by addressing the diverse needs of individuals, employers, and communities through targeted initiatives and support services.
