CNBSC – Kivalliq, Nunavut

Who is eligible?

There are various types of companies eligible for this grant, including:

• Start-up businesses
• Existing businesses looking to expand
• Entrepreneurs seeking funding resources

Eligible expenses

This grant supports the provision of essential business and community services to enhance economic activities in the community. The eligible projects aim to provide resources and assistance for individuals and businesses in various operational aspects.

• Offering public access to a small library and desk space equipped with a computer and printer.
• Providing advisory services for business startups, expansions, and access to funding resources.
• Assisting with accounting advice and program software usage.
• Facilitating job search activities through resume writing and email applications.
• Delivering Commissioner for Oaths services.
• Running a Volunteer Income Tax program for Elder and low-income clients.

Eligible geographic areas

This grant primarily serves the community of Kivalliq, Nunavut, focusing on fostering a robust local economy through support services. It aims to aid business startups, expansions, and other economic activities within this region.

• Companies located in the Kivalliq Region, Nunavut.

There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:

• Applicant's business plan and financial standing
• Demonstrated need for grant funding
• Potential impact on the community or economy
• Alignment with the goals of the grant program
• Sustainability and long-term viability of the proposed project

Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:

• Step 1: Gather Information
  • Collect information about your organization and the services you provide.
  • Ensure you understand the objectives and criteria of the grant.
• Step 2: Prepare Application Documents
  • Write a detailed business plan or proposal outlining how the support will enhance the local economy.
  • Include any supporting documents such as financial statements or community impact assessments.
• Step 3: Submit Application
  • Locate the contact or submission details for the grant provider, likely found on their official website or contact page.
  • Send the completed application and all supporting documents via the method specified by the grant provider, such as email or online submission.
• Step 4: Await Confirmation
  • Monitor your email or contact method for confirmation of receipt from the grant provider.
  • Keep any confirmation numbers or correspondence for your records.

The Canada Nunavut Business Service Centre offers some additional support services and background information:

• The computer at the CNBSC is equipped with a resume writing program to aid job seekers.
• The Volunteer Income Tax program is available for Elder and low-income clients.
• Commissioner for Oaths services are available, which can assist in document verification.
• A local volunteer aids in providing the Volunteer Income Tax service.