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Community Futures Treaty Seven — Business Support Services - AB - Canada

Community Futures Treaty Seven — Business Support Services

Last Update: July 22, 2025
AB, Canada
Business planning help for Treaty Seven Members (Alberta)

At a glance

Eligible Funding
  • No Condition
Timeline
  • Unspecified
Financing Type
Expert Advice
Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Funds Providers
Unspecified
Program status
Open

Overview

Advice, workshops, counselling and other services to help with the development of business plans.

Activities funded

This grant provides comprehensive support services aimed at nurturing and advancing Aboriginal businesses. The eligible activities focus on offering technical assistance, business planning, and entrepreneurial training to ensure business viability and growth.
  • Technical assistance for business development.
  • Reviewing and assisting in the creation of business plans.
  • Identifying potential business opportunities.
  • Providing information on additional assistance for business challenges.
  • Pre and post care support for both new and existing businesses.
  • Business counseling services.
  • Entrepreneurial training programs.
  • Consultation services by business experts.
  • Workshops focused on small business management and entrepreneurial skills.
  • Assessment of business viability by a Business Support Officer.
Examples of admissible projects:
$ 28,000
Designing a business plan for a new social enterprise focused on youth employment
$ 35,000
Developing a comprehensive business plan for a sustainable technology startup
$ 30,000
Planning the launch of a new line of organic skincare products
$ 20,000
Creating a business plan to expand services at a local community arts center
$ 15,000
Creating a sustainability plan for a small coffee roastery
$ 24,000
Developing an expansion strategy for a local farmers' cooperative

Eligibility

Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific criteria related to the support of Aboriginal business development and entrepreneurial training.
  • The applicant must be involved in Aboriginal business development.
  • Applicants should be seeking technical assistance for reviewing business plans.
  • The business must be located in Alberta to engage with Alberta employment and immigration services.
  • Applicants should require support such as business counseling or entrepreneurial training.
  • Existing and new businesses seeking pre/after care are eligible.
  • Applicants must need information on other assistance available to solve business problems.

Who is eligible?

This program provides assistance to Aboriginal businesses through various support services aimed at business development and problem-solving. The focus is on aiding existing and new businesses with technical assistance, opportunities identification, and entrepreneurial training.
  • Aboriginal businesses seeking support with business planning and development.
  • Businesses requiring technical assistance and business counseling services.
  • Enterprises interested in participating in small business workshops and entrepreneurial training.
  • Businesses needing pre/after care support for new or existing ventures.
  • Companies looking for assessment of business viability through Business Support Officers.

Eligible expenses

This grant supports Aboriginal business development through technical assistance and entrepreneurial training. It encompasses a comprehensive approach to aid both new and existing businesses through various forms of support and guidance.
  • Reviewing business plans to ensure viability and potential for success.
  • Assisting in the creation and development of business strategies.
  • Identifying potential opportunities for business growth and expansion.
  • Providing information on additional assistance available for solving business challenges.
  • Offering pre-care and after-care services to support both new and existing businesses.
  • Delivering business counseling to guide entrepreneurs on their journey.
  • Conducting entrepreneurial training sessions to equip individuals with necessary skills.
  • Providing business consultant services to offer expert advice and support.
  • Organizing small business workshops upon request to enhance business acumen.
  • Funding the development of business planning and workshops through the Business Support Initiative.

Eligible geographic areas

This grant is provided by Community Futures Treaty Seven, indicating a focus on First Nations communities in Alberta, Canada. Based on the office locations listed, it is likely that the services are targeted towards businesses in these regions.
  • Businesses in or around Calgary, Alberta.
  • Enterprises within Tsuu T'ina Nation, Alberta.

How to apply

1

Initial Contact

  • Reach out to the Business Support Services office via phone at (403) 251-9242 or visit one of the branch or head offices.
  • Request information about the application process and required documentation.
2

Gather Necessary Documentation

  • Prepare your business plan for review. Use available resources like business planning workshops if necessary.
  • Collect any supporting documents or evidence of business readiness and viability.
3

Technical Assistance and Consultation

  • Schedule a meeting with a Business Support Officer to discuss your business plan and potential opportunities.
  • Participate in entrepreneurial training or small business workshops if recommended.
4

Complete Application Form

  • Obtain the application form either from the business planner download link or directly from the office.
  • Fill out the form with accurate and detailed information as instructed.
5

Submit Application

  • Review the completed application form and attached documents for accuracy.
  • Submit the application in person or fax it to the relevant office number provided (Fax: 403.251.9750 for Branch, 403.238.5090 for Head Office).

Contacts

403-251-9242
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Frequently Asked Questions about the Community Futures Treaty Seven — Business Support Services Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the Community Futures Treaty Seven — Business Support Services. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.

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