What are the criteria to be eligible for funding?
To be eligible for funding organizations must: • be Canadian, voluntary not-for-profit or educational institutions; • demonstrate their ability to work collaboratively and in partnership with CAPC and CPNP sites and partners; • demonstrate their ability to carry out the activities of the project and deliver final products and services in both official languages; and • be capable of working with a National Advisory Committee comprised of representatives from CAPC and CPNP sites and their partners across Canada. To be eligible for funding projects must: • be national in scope to serve the needs of CAPC and CPNP sites across Canada; • reflect the objectives, principles and current priorities of the Fund; • address at least one or more of the funding priorities identified in the Program’s Invitation to Submit Application; and • must be sensitive to the cultural and linguistic realities/needs of CAPC and CPNP sites and the clients they serve.
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