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YWCA Hamilton - ON - Canada

YWCA Hamilton

Last Update: April 2, 2025
ON, Canada
Advice and mentoring for business women

YWCA Hamilton at a glance

Eligible Funding
  • No Condition
Timeline
  • Open Date : October 28, 2022
Financing Type
Other Support
Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Grant Providers
  • YWCA Hamilton
Status
Open

Overview of the YWCA Hamilton program

Receive support to grow your new or existing business through one-on-one coaching, business plan training, mentoring, and digital support services.

Eligible projects & activities

Projects and activities eligible for this grant include one-on-one coaching, business plan training, mentoring, and digital support services for women entrepreneurs in Southern Ontario.
  • One-on-one coaching
  • Business plan training
  • Mentoring
  • Digital support services
Examples of admissible projects:

$ 15,000

One-on-one coaching and business plan training for aspiring women leaders

$ 15,000

Providing digital support services for women entrepreneurs to promote their businesses online

$ 12,000

Mentoring program for women entrepreneurs to improve leadership skills

$ 15,000

Providing digital support and e-commerce training for women-owned businesses

$ 15,000

Offering business plan training workshops for new women entrepreneurs

$ 15,000

One-on-one coaching for women startup founders to develop business strategies

Eligibility criteria of the YWCA Hamilton program

The eligibility criteria for the YWCA Hamilton women’s entrepreneurship programs are designed to support women entrepreneurs in Southern Ontario.
  • Women entrepreneurs looking to start or grow their business
  • Based in Southern Ontario
  • Open to both new and existing businesses
  • Participation in one-on-one coaching sessions
  • Engagement in business plan training
  • Access to mentoring and digital support services

Who is eligible?

The YWCA Hamilton women’s entrepreneurship programs generally support a wide range of new and existing businesses run by women across Southern Ontario. However, specific eligibility criteria for the types of companies eligible for the grant are not detailed.
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Eligible geographic areas

The eligible geographic zones for this grant are across Southern Ontario.
  • Southern Ontario

Eligibility criteria of the YWCA Hamilton program

The evaluation and selection criteria for YWCA Hamilton Women’s Entrepreneurship Programs often include aspects such as the feasibility of the business plan, the impact the business can have on the community, and the entrepreneur's commitment. These criteria ensure that the programs support businesses that are viable, beneficial to the community, and led by dedicated individuals.
  • Feasibility of the business plan
  • Potential impact on the community
  • Entrepreneur's commitment
  • Innovative aspects of the business
  • Market demand and competition analysis
  • Financial sustainability
  • Growth potential
  • Relevance to program objectives

How to apply to the YWCA Hamilton program

1
Initial Consultation
  • Content: Schedule a meeting with a YWCA Hamilton advisor to discuss your business idea and your eligibility for the program.
  • Implications: Understand program requirements, and determine readiness to apply.
2
Application Submission
  • Content: Complete and submit the application form provided by YWCA Hamilton.
  • Implications: Ensure to provide all necessary documentation and information required.
3
Business Plan Training
  • Content: Participate in training sessions dedicated to creating and refining your business plan.
  • Implications: Develop a comprehensive and viable business plan.
4
One-on-One Coaching
  • Content: Engage in personalized coaching sessions to discuss and strategize business growth.
  • Implications: Receive expert advice and tailored support for your business needs.
5
Mentoring
  • Content: Get matched with a mentor who has experience in your industry or needs.
  • Implications: Gain insights and guidance to navigate business challenges and opportunities.
6
Digital Support Services
  • Content: Access tools and services for digital marketing, e-commerce, and online presence.
  • Implications: Improve your business’s online performance and reach.

Additional information

The YWCA Hamilton women’s entrepreneurship programs provide comprehensive support services to women-led businesses, with a focus on personalized coaching and digital tools to foster business growth and development.
  • Supports new and existing businesses
  • Offers one-on-one coaching
  • Includes business plan training
  • Provides mentoring services
  • Incorporates digital support services
  • Targets businesses across Southern Ontario

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