Northern Health has extended the deadline for their Imagine Grant application process, with the end of the month the date to circle on the calendar for residents of the North Coast looking access up to 10,000 dollars available from Northern Health to be put towards community health initiatives.
With Funding available for groups or organizations in Prince Rupert, as well as along the North Coast and across the Haida Gwaii
The Imagine Grant Fall call for applications will come to an end on October 31st with funding available for the following: community organizations, service agencies, Indigenous organizations, schools, municipalities, regional districts, and not for profit organizations.
Those looking to apply for the IMAGINE grants should design their program application to reflect how it will prevent chronic disease and injury, or how it will promote health in one or more of the following areas of note:
Mental wellness
Community diversity
Harm reduction
Climate health action
Food security
Active living
Community safety
Funding levels are available for up to 10,000 dollars per project, with preference given to those that encourage different community groups to work together, address gaps in services or programs that are available locally and which will help those who are disadvantaged or vulnerable.
Consideration will also be given to those programs which can help develop skills and resources.
You can explore all the elements of the program and access the application forms for the Imagine Grant program here.
Northern health also offers up some grant writing tips for applicants here.
The application and evaluation period can be reviewed below:
You can also call Northern Health at 250-961-0253 for more information on the program.
The IMAGINE Grant program has been around since 2009 and since that time has provided funding for a large volume of projects across the Northern Health Service Region.
Since the program was launched some of the other projects delivered in the Prince Rupert area have included:
Change Makers' Education Society -- Juggle Club
Conrad Elementary School Water Bottle Stations
Eagle Eyes Archers Archery program
SD52 Yoga Training
City of Prince Rupert's Aging Well Program
Prince Rupert RCMP's If you're gonna play, protect the brain project
Prince Rupert Middle School's Activities for Better Learning program
Pacific Coast School Fit for Life program
Salvation Army Cardiovascular disease prevention and awareness program
Salvation Army Healthy Alternatives for Daily Learning
Prince Rupert Friendship House HIV Prevention program
Prince Rupert Friendship House Basic Needs for healthy choices
Gitmaxmak'ay Nisga'a Society Generating Good Food
Ecole Roosevelt Park School Dance to Fitness
Ecole Roosevelt Park School Outdoor Fitness equipment
Further notes related to Northern Health can be found from our archive page
Funding levels are available for up to 10,000 dollars per project, with preference given to those that encourage different community groups to work together, address gaps in services or programs that are available locally and which will help those who are disadvantaged or vulnerable.
Consideration will also be given to those programs which can help develop skills and resources.
You can explore all the elements of the program and access the application forms for the Imagine Grant program here.
Northern health also offers up some grant writing tips for applicants here.
The application and evaluation period can be reviewed below:
Since the program was launched some of the other projects delivered in the Prince Rupert area have included:
Change Makers' Education Society -- Juggle Club
Conrad Elementary School Water Bottle Stations
Eagle Eyes Archers Archery program
SD52 Yoga Training
City of Prince Rupert's Aging Well Program
Prince Rupert RCMP's If you're gonna play, protect the brain project
Prince Rupert Middle School's Activities for Better Learning program
Pacific Coast School Fit for Life program
Salvation Army Cardiovascular disease prevention and awareness program
Salvation Army Healthy Alternatives for Daily Learning
Prince Rupert Friendship House HIV Prevention program
Prince Rupert Friendship House Basic Needs for healthy choices
Gitmaxmak'ay Nisga'a Society Generating Good Food
Ecole Roosevelt Park School Dance to Fitness
Ecole Roosevelt Park School Outdoor Fitness equipment
Further notes related to Northern Health can be found from our archive page
Cross posted from the North Coast Review.
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