To undergo an unlearning, learning, and renewal project with the goal of equipping the organization with the knowledge and strategies to increase competency and effectiveness in providing services rooted in safety, equity, and inclusion.

To hire an additional staff member to improve wellness services by increasing their wellness program offerings, particularly for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, substance use issues, etc.

To pilot an adaptation of their service model by hiring a third articling student to increase annual clinic advice to their clients by 50%.

To support costs to purchase more food to meet specific ethnic requests.

To supports costs for an event at the end of October, during Halloween, to gather community for a safe function to bring families and youth together.

In partnership with Enoch Youth Council, to provide community, leadership, and space for healing and empowerment to Indigenous youth in the larger Amiskwaciwaskahikan area.

To cover transportation and venue hire for accessibility of this program for the community members attending the event.

To organize and carry out two days of team building and strategic planning sessions for existing and new staff.

To provide a healing circle program for newly released Indigenous Federal inmate clients who are suffering from residential school trauma or intergenerational effects of residential school.

In partnership with The Breach, to pilot a Western local bureau amplifying the perspectives of Indigenous women writers and advocates.

In partnership with IMPACT Institute, to support a cultural gathering led by, and for, Black Muslim women revolving around the theme of countering discrimination and racism through the spirit of listening, relationship building, healing and capacity …

To support moving to new office location and purchasing furniture.

To develop and roll out a youth program, working with a Metis Indigenous Educations Specialist to support the project that is coordinated and led by racialized youth.

To support the first night of World Music Week, dedicated to Indigenous artists.

In partnership with Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton, to support the costs of purchasing local music instruments and accessories, native dance costumes for men, women and children, venue decoration items and some masquerade gear.