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Indigenous Youth Sport Legacy Fund in Canada

Game On-Community Places to Play Initiative (US)

Deadline: 14-Jun-22

The viaSport British Columbia Society is seeking applications for its Indigenous Youth Sport Legacy Fund to assist amateur athletes of Indigenous ancestry, including athletes with a disability or disabilities, in their pursuit of excellence in sport.

The grant seeks to relieve some of the financial costs associated with high-performance sport, including registration, travel, equipment, and coaching expenses. Grants are awarded to athletes competing in any sport, with priority given to athletes participating on provincial teams, national teams, and/or in any regional, provincial, or national tournaments and competitions featuring Indigenous participants (i.e. North American Indigenous Games, All Native Basketball Tournament).

Objectives

The High Performance Athlete Assistance Grant was created to assist amateur athletes of Indigenous ancestry, including athletes with a disability or disabilities, in their pursuit of excellence in sport. The grant seeks to relieve some of the financial costs associated with high performance sport, including registration, travel, equipment, and coaching expenses. Grants are awarded to athletes competing in any sport, with priority given to athletes participating on regional, provincial, and national teams.

Funding Information

Applicants are able to apply for a grant between $500 and $2,000.

Eligibility Criteria
Criteria

Applicants will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

For more information, visit https://viasportgrants.smapply.io/prog/indigenous_youth_sport_legacy_fund/

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