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Grant purpose
The Alberta Community Justice Grant program helps:
- build a framework to resolve legal issues within a community setting
- improve coordination and enhance capacity of community-based programs working with criminal, family, and civil matters
- support the development of community-driven alternatives to the formal legal system
Funding limits
Funding of up to $1,200,000 will be allocated for the 2023-24 fiscal period:
- Not all applications will be funded.
- Some applications might be recommended for a lesser amount.
Grants will be:
- for one-time funding
- from $5,000 to $25,000
- paid in one installment
Eligibility
An applicant must be based in Alberta and any of the following:
- registered not-for-profit organization or registered charity that is in good standing
- First Nation, Métis Nation of Alberta or Metis Settlement
- municipality
- community group with a designated fiscal agent
Ineligible applicants
- individuals
- academic institutions
- for-profit organizations
- Crown corporations
- police services
- publicly funded institutions
How to apply
The grant application period has passed.
After you apply
We will email you if your grant application is approved.
Resources
- Alberta Community Justice Grant Recipients
- Alberta Community Justice Grant Guidelines
- Alberta Community Justice Grant Final Report form
- Alberta Community Justice Grant Comparison of Actuals template
Contact
Connect with the Alberta Community Justice Grant program:
Email: [email protected]