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We support programs and initiatives that accelerate sustainable growth for Indigenous businesses and non-Indigenous businesses. An equitable synergy can ensure lifelong learning for Indigenous entrepreneurs, small businesses, municipalities, and organizations. This is central to an equitable partnership, and a fair and just world for Indigenous and non-indigenous stakeholders.

An abridged synopsis of works, our passion is to support Indigenous Nations, communities, and entities.

Education through facilitated emergence.

Community Economic Development through programmed implementation.

Cultural & Language Heritage Revitalization through adaptive management.

First Nations Guardian Initiatives.

Aboriginal Language and Cultural Program.

Indigenous Shelters and Transitional Housing Initiatives through CMHC.

Capital Assets to support repatriation, reunification, and a wellness program.

Post-Secondary Partnership Program for specific areas of interest.

Indigenous Women and 2SLGBTQQIA+.

Jordan’s Principle.

Skate Parks.

Child and Family Services.

Procurement for Indigenous business.

Indigenous Entrepreneurial and Small Business.

Engagement on an action plan to achieve the objective of the UN Declaration on the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Trade and Export.

Capital Asset to support the delivery of FNCFS to First Nations, Children, Youth, and Families on-reserves.

Capital Assets to support repatriation, reunification, and a wellness program.

Treatment Center

Indigenous Community Corrections Initiative

Local Food Infrastructure Fund

FNIYES - First Nation and Inuit Youth Employment Strategy

Indigenous Reconciliation Initiative Grant - Cultural Stream & Economic Stream

First Nations, Indigenous Language Component

First Nations, and Inuit Cultural Education Centers Program

Sections 8 and 9 of the Indigenous Language Act

Innovation in Education Program

Indigenous Reconciliation Initiative Application

Rural Transit Solution Fund (Infrastructure Canada)

IndigPlayground: Unification initiative for First Nation Children, Kids, and Families.enous Reconciliation Initiative Application