Call for Projects to Combat Sexual and Gender Stereotypes 2026-2027

• Completed and signed application form
• Project budget template
• Copy of letters patent
• Copy of general by-laws
• Supporting documents vary by applicant category

Who is eligible?

• Non-profit organizations
• Non-profit legal persons registered in Quebec
• Organizations in the health and social services network
• Organizations in the education and higher education network
• Indigenous non-profit organizations and recognized Indigenous communities

Who is not eligible

• Individuals
• Private companies
• Cooperatives
• Municipalities and regional county municipalities
• Organizations without an establishment in Quebec

Eligible expenses

• Salaries and employee benefits directly related to the project
• Professional fees
• Travel, lodging, and meal expenses
• Production, communication, and promotion costs
• Office supplies, non-capital materials, and project evaluation or management fees within the allowed limits

Ineligible Costs and Activities

• Applicants registered in the Quebec Enterprise Register (REQ) for less than 12 months

Eligible geographic areas

• Quebec

• Applicant capacity, including expertise, governance, and financial soundness
• Quality and relevance of the project, including fit with the program objective and clarity of needs
• Relevance and feasibility of the planned activities and target audience
• Project timeline and financial structure
• Expected concrete results and long-term impact

• Step 1: Complete the application form
  • Fill out the financial assistance application form.
  • Save the PDF on your computer before completing it with Adobe Reader.
  • Do not complete the form in a web browser or modify the PDF.
• Step 2: Prepare supporting documents
  • Check the required annexes for your organization category in the application form.
  • Gather the documents requested for your situation.
• Step 3: Submit the application
  • Send the completed form and required documents to the Secrétariat à la condition féminine.

• The managing body first checks whether the application is eligible and whether all required documents are included.
• The project is then assessed against the published evaluation criteria.
• In some cases, another government ministry or agency may be consulted during the review.
• Final selections are made based on the available budget and the diversity of project themes.
• Applicants are informed in writing, and approved projects require a financial assistance agreement.

• Partnerships may be required in certain cases and a signed partner commitment letter must be included when applicable.
• Virtual information sessions are strongly recommended, but not mandatory.
• Applications must be submitted by email with all required documents.