HIP YOUTH-TO-YOUTH FUND
We are committed to ensuring HIP’s Youth-to-Youth Truth & Reconciliation experience is barrier-free for young participants, offering it completely free of charge to those selected. However, to realize our vision and ensure the success of the HIP 2024 event, we are seeking financial support from partners like you. A generous contribution will help us cover various costs associated with organizing the program, including transportation, accommodation, meals, cultural resources, workshops, and facilitator fees.
Canada-Wide Call for Youth Leaders!
Apply at www.HIPY2Y.com by December 1st! Are you a young Canadian with a passion for making a difference in your..
The Indigenous Peoples Partnerships Cluster (IPCC) & The Rotary Club of Belleville Award Student Bursaries
In 2023, the Indigenous Peoples Partnerships Cluster (IPCC) awarded eight bursaries of $1,000 each to students of Lakehead University, Laurentian..
Murray Centennial PS Classes Support Nibinamik Education Centre
The EarlyAct Club at Murray Centennial Public School in Quinte West is a student-driven initiative with the goal of creating..
Make the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Matter
Written by Danielle Harder, HIP communications committee member Saturday, Sept. 30 marks Canada’s third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation…
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