Northern Ontario Development Program — Youth Internships — Not-for-Profit
ON, Canada
Tax credit for R&D
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- grant_single|openingDateJuly 9, 2024
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Grant and Funding
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- Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario (FedNor)
- Government of Canada
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Get up to $35,000 to cover up to 90% of the eligible costs of hiring a recent graduate for up to 18 months.
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This program targets not-for-profit organizations in Northern Ontario, empowering them to offer internships that aim to enhance the skills of young individuals. The eligible activities support capacity building and professional development for youth within these organizations.
- Organizing internship programs focused on skill development in sectors critical to Northern Ontario.
- Facilitating mentorship opportunities within community projects for young professionals.
- Developing workshops and training sessions to enhance technical and soft skills among interns.
- Creating platforms for youth to engage in regional economic development initiatives.
- Collaborating with educational institutions to provide practical experience in various fields.
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$ 35,000
Developing an agricultural innovation hub
$ 35,000
Research and development of sustainable packaging solutions for Toronto
$ 34,200
Creating a skills training program for IT professionals
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Eligibility criteria for this grant:
- Applicants must be registered businesses in Northern Ontario.
- Projects must demonstrate economic benefits to the region.
- Priority is given to projects that create jobs and stimulate economic growth.
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Eligible applicants for FedNor's programs typically include small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), Indigenous organizations, municipalities, not-for-profit organizations, and post-secondary institutions. These groups should be operating within Northern Ontario and aim to enhance community economic development, business growth, or innovation in the region, leveraging regional strengths and addressing regional challenges.
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There are specific types of companies that may not be eligible for this grant.
- Companies outside the designated geographical region of Northern Ontario
- Non-profit organizations
- Government entities
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The FedNor grant supports a wide array of projects that are designed to stimulate economic growth and development in Northern Ontario. It focuses on assisting businesses, enhancing community infrastructure, and fostering innovation.
- Business scale-up and productivity improvement projects.
- Community economic development initiatives.
- Infrastructure projects enhancing regional connectivity and services.
- Innovative technology and research projects.
- Projects aiming to increase the regional capacity for skilled workforce development.
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This grant is dedicated to supporting eligible not-for-profit organizations within Northern Ontario through youth internships. The program targets specific geographical areas to foster regional economic growth and development.
- Northern Ontario
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. Applications are assessed based on factors such as project alignment with FedNor priorities, feasibility, economic impact, and funding leverage.
- Alignment with FedNor priorities
- Feasibility of the project
- Economic impact
- Funding leverage
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Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:
- Step 1: Preliminary Assessment
- Review the eligibility criteria to ensure the applicant meets all requirements.
- Identify the specific program under FedNor that aligns with your project goals.
- Step 2: Registration
- Register on the FedNor website to access the application forms and guidelines.
- Provide basic organizational details to set up your profile.
- Step 3: Prepare Application
- Develop a comprehensive project proposal detailing the project scope, objectives, and benefits.
- Gather necessary supporting documents such as financial statements, business plans, and letters of support.
- Prepare a detailed budget outlining projected costs and funding requirements.
- Step 4: Submit Application
- Log in to the online portal using your registration details.
- Upload the completed application form and all supporting documents.
- Review the application to correct any errors or omissions.
- Submit the application before the specified deadline.
- Step 5: Acknowledgement
- Receive an email confirmation acknowledging receipt of your application.
- Keep the confirmation email and any reference numbers for future correspondence.
- Step 6: Follow-Up
- Be prepared to provide additional information if requested by FedNor during the assessment process.
- Monitor your emails and the portal for updates regarding the application status.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- Applications can be submitted in either English or French, reflecting Canada's bilingual nature and commitment to accessibility.
- Previous recipients of the grant are eligible to reapply for new projects or expansions of existing projects, provided they have fulfilled prior grant obligations.
- FedNor provides support and guidance throughout the application process to ensure clarity and enhance submission quality.
- All funded projects must comply with federal and provincial regulations regarding employment, health, and safety standards.
