Human Services Advisory Board Grants

Chestermere has developed a joint application process for the streamlined administration of Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) and United Way/Chestermere Partnership Funding. This process contributes to finding success in effectively allocating resources and achieving intended results. The application has been developed with prevention, early intervention and community development as foundational program delivery strategies for reaching our overarching goals and priority outcomes.

The Social Investment Framework supports and guides Administration and the Human Services Advisory Board (HSAB) to coordinate funding and shape social programs offered to individuals, families, and community groups who call Chestermere home. Resources can be invested through a combination of direct service and grants to community service providers to meet the highest priority needs in the community. 

How to Apply 


The information package for 2022 FCSS and United Way/Chestermere Partnership Funding will be available soon. Any not-for-profit, non-profit, or charitable organizations who offer a wide range of services that enhance the well-being of individuals, families and community are welcome to apply.

To receive a copy of the 2022 Chestermere Funding Proposal forms please e-mail csinfo@chestermere.ca.

Grants are on a calendar year of January to December with no expectation of continued funding beyond that term. 

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Family and Community Support Services 


Family and Community Support Services is a program of the Government of Alberta, legislated in 1966, which provides funding on an 80% provincial 20% municipal cost-shared basis to municipalities and Metis settlements to develop, support, and/or fund preventative social services within their jurisdictions.
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United Way/Chestermere Partnership

 
The Human Services Advisory Board oversees the allocation of United Way Partnership funding in Chestermere and are guided by the desired results for communities identified by the United Way of Alberta. These desired results target the most critical needs in communities and will make a significant difference in changing the lives of people experiencing poverty in our community; and the many others at risk.

Recipients


Find out about the most recent grant recipients and learn more about the projects sponsored by these funds.