Homelessness Community Action Grant

Homelessness Community Action Grant is sponsored by Province of British Columbia. Provides one-time funding to support local planning and collaborative initiatives addressing homelessness, including projects for women fleeing domestic violence.

Homelessness Community Action Grant - Province of British Columbia Homelessness Community Action Grant Last updated on May 28, 2025 Description The Homelessness Community Action Grant Program provides one-time funding to support local planning and collaborative initiatives to address homelessness. The program supports community-based action including demonstration projects, partnerships, research, and other collaborative efforts.

The program is designed to: Build understanding of community-level needs and emerging issues Address specific needs of distinct populations experiencing homelessness Respond to service gaps for those who are homeless or at risk Foster local innovation and capacity-building Support positive outcomes at both individual and community levels Eligible applicants include: Community-based organizations Other groups engaged in homelessness-related work Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to collaborative, community-driven approaches and show how their project addresses local needs or service gaps.

​ Visit SPARC BC’s website for full eligibility requirements. Refer to the program overview for intake deadlines and application details. SPARC BC (Social Planning and Research Council of B.

C.) administers the program with funding from the Province of British Columbia. SPARC BC is an independent, non-partisan, registered charity that works with communities across British Columbia to build a just and healthy society for all.

With a history spanning nearly 60 years, SPARC BC focuses on social justice, inclusion, integrity, and learning through initiatives in accessibility, community development, research, and public education. Did you find what you were looking for? The B.

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