Healing and Reconciliation Seed Fund
Justice Ministries of The Presbyterian Church in Canada
Before completing this application, please read the
Healing and Reconciliation Seed Fund Criteria.
Please contact
Justice Ministries
to discuss your project before submitting your application.
Application Form
Contact Person's Name
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First Name
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Name(s) of Presbyterian group(s) applying for funding
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Project Details
Is this your first time applying to this fund?
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The Seed Fund Criteria identifies three streams of activities. Please indicate which of these streams is/are involved in your proposed project:
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Engaging in conversations with Indigenous people about their lives, their traditions, and their spirituality.
Exploring issues of concern to Indigenous peoples in Canada today, particularly in light of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action, the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girl’s 231 Calls for Justice and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Developing activities and experiences to bring together Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, including initiatives for youth.
Please write a summary of the project:
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What activities will take place? When and where will activities take place? Explain how the project contributes to the stream(s) you selected in the previous question (i.e. engaging in conversations, exploring issues of concern and/or developing activities and experiences)
Who will be invited to participate in the project and what are the promotion plans for this project?
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What are your goals? Describe how this project builds trust and/or relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous participants. How will this project address one or more of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action?
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Please describe how you will assess whether you have met your goals (e.g. survey, sharing circle, level of participation, etc.):
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Following the completion of the project, what steps does your group plan to take to sustain a focus on healing and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people? How will your group stay connected with the Indigenous individuals or organizations that were involved in this project? Please keep in mind that groups need to re-apply to receive funding for follow-up initiatives:
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Indigenous Involvement
Please list the names of Indigenous individuals or groups involved in this initiative. Please provide a brief bio for each person or group, and explain their roles in the project (e.g. organizing team member, speaker, performer, etc.):
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Project Budget
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Total amount of funding sought from the PCC:
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Are there any planned financial or in-kind contributions to your project from your own organization or other organizations?
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Please share the name(s) of partner(s) and the amount/type of contribution:
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Supporting Documents
Please attach letters of support from the Indigenous and non-Indigenous individuals or groups that will be involved. This can include letters of support from your session, presbytery, presbyterials or youth group. If you are working with an Indigenous community, please provide a letter of support from an Elder, Band Council or staff of the organization you are working with:
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