To support a parent education and home visitation service that aims to strengthen parent/caregiver capacity and understanding related to the importance of optimal child development.

To develop tools and tactics to help reduce barriers for gender and sexual diverse Edmontonians to volunteer and have a voice at the Pride Centre.

To install solar panels on a carport structure in the parking lot of the Families First Building.

To support a cultural enrichment program that empowers at-risk youth and young adults of African descent and provides opportunities for them to achieve their full potential in all aspects of life.

To support two positions responsible for planning, organizing and overseeing all of the programs and services within the community.

To support a community-based program that builds the capacities of newcomer men and boys to promote healthy families free of violence.

To support staff positions to continue to serve LGBTQ+ refugee claimants as other funding eligibility excludes refugee claimants from the program.

To deliver a Black Youth Mentorship Program at the University of Alberta aimed at Grade 10 to 12 high school youths (ages 16 to 19). Program components include workshops, career development panels, research practica, and shadowing professionals in …

To purchase equipment required to open the new advanced microbiology laboratory.

To educate the public about the importance of bats to the environment, economy and human health, and to reduce the impact of WNS on bat populations, prior to the arrival of the disease in the province.

A flexible, blended model of in-person, online, and distance support to work with schools and libraries to keep at-risk students connected with programs and resources.