Alberta Immigrant Mentorship Innovation Grant Program

Alberta Immigrant Mentorship Innovation Grant Program is sponsored by Government of Alberta. This grant funding provides career mentorship opportunities for new Albertans to support their full economic inclusion and grow the economy. Proposals must be time-limited (up to 36 months) and address grant priorities related to immigrant mentorship.

Alberta Immigrant Mentorship Innovation Grant | Alberta. ca Applications are now closed This grant funding provides career mentorship opportunities for new Albertans to support their full economic inclusion and grow the economy.

Call for proposals – now closed Apply to have your project funded under one or more of the 4 grant priorities: Support employers to provide mentorship opportunities that will enhance the labour market attachment of immigrants. Support the development and delivery of mentorship programming in small and rural communities that will attract and retain newcomers to support rural economic growth.

Develop mentorship programming to meet the needs of under-served immigrant groups. Develop and deliver innovative mentorship programming to improve the economic integration of Alberta newcomers. To apply for a grant, applicant organizations and projects must meet these guidelines.

Eligible applicants include, but are not limited to: immigrant-serving organizations professional regulatory organizations and professional associations post-secondary institutions be a legal and registered entity in Alberta have the ability, including financial management, to implement a grant agreement demonstrate, or partner with an organization that demonstrates, relevant experience in related activities to those being proposed in the application For projects with partnerships, the principal applicant must be: an eligible applicant as listed above responsible for the fiscal management of the project the lead role in planning the project scope, timeline and outputs the lead in the project coordination accountable for all project deliverables and reporting requirements To be eligible, proposals must: be time-limited, up to a maximum of 36 months address at least one of the grant priorities listed above provide career mentorship to eligible immigrants, including naturalized Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or protected persons under the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Protection Act who are legally allowed to work in Canada Step 1.

Read the terms and conditions Read the sample Grant Agreement Template . It covers the terms and conditions of this grant program. Step 2.

Review the Application Guidelines Before applying, review the Application Guidelines . It contains detailed information that you need to know before you decide to apply. Step 3.

Download the application templates Project Description Template Implementation Plan Template Outcomes and Measures Template Step 4. Complete the application A complete application consists of all 5 documents listed in Step 3, along with documentation listed under ‘Application Requirements’ in the Application Guidelines. Read the Application Guidelines carefully for the details to ensure you have included all necessary information.

Step 5. Submit the application Submit your completed application documents in one email to [email protected] After you apply, the following steps occur: We screen the applications to make sure they are complete and meet the eligibility criteria. A committee reviews and scores applications that pass the initial screening.

Scoring is based on the overall application package and how it addresses the following criteria: project deliverables and design ability of organization(s) to deliver project risk identification and management We will consider all applications recommended by the application review committees and award grants based on: Alberta Advantage Immigration Program