Local
City of Richmond
10/05/20
10/28/20 5:00 PM
Grants to British Columbia nonprofit child care providers and nonprofit societies that support child care programs to build capacity, support programming, and promote professional development in eligible locations. Funding is intended for facilities, spaces, programs, furnishings and equipment, training, and workshops. Eligible applicants serve the City of Richmond.
Child care grants are available for both: (1) capital and (2) professional and program development expenses. These purposes are outlined below.
Funds are available to support childcare operators through the Provincial Child Care BC Program, including:
Priority will be given to applications for facilities or programs that:
GrantWatch ID#: 138358
Funds must be used by successful applicants within one year of approval.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Application portal: https://www.richmond.ca/services/communitysocialdev/socialplanning/citygrant/applyonline/
RSVP for the Information Session to childcare@richmond.ca
Direct questions to:
Chris Duggan, Program Manager, Child Care
Phone: 604-204-8621
E-mail: Chris.Duggan@richmond.ca
Canada: British Columbia: City of Richmond;
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