Quebec Relations
This site presents translated summaries of information obtained from each funding body’s website. While we strive to ensure that all program information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible, we encourage users to consult each funder’s program documentation in full or to contact a program officer directly with any questions prior to submitting an application.
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This program allows organizations to meet with an advisor who will assist in creating a profile and analysing its needs.
Each year the SAQ encourages Quebec artists and creators working in major cultural institutions by donating products as part of its benefit activities.
This program offers financial support that allows organizations to prolong working periods for staff on precarious or seasonal contracts.
This program aim to support projects that encourage the vitality of communities, and the appeal and standing of the Capitale-Nationale region.
This program seeks to offer children and youth cultural experiences over the course of their education by increasing arts and culture activities offered in educational settings outside of class time.
This program provides financial aid that allows organizations to hire and integrate determined individuals who are experiencing difficulties in finding work.
This program aims to improve the accessibility of small establishments for disabled people and persons with limited mobility. The program is divdided into three sections:
• Section 1: Access to the establishment (e.g. adding an access ramp, a parking space reserved for persons with limited mobility, etc.)
• Section 2: Barrier-free route inside the establishment for access to services and restrooms (e.g. standardization of floor levels, installation of an access ramp, widening doors, adding automatic doors, etc.)
• Section 3: Use of restrooms reserved for customers or attendees (e.g. reconfiguration to allow adequate space to maneuver, installation of grab bars or hand rails, lowering the light switch, etc.)
This program supports the development of skills for persons at risk of losing their job and also maintains expertise in organizations. Financial aid can be obtained for:
• Defining training needs
• Carrying out a training project
• Evaluating the efficiency of the training received
Filaction primarily finances the development and growth of businesses. It is also available for projects pertaining to consolidation, succession, mergers or acquisition, as well as for employees’ acquisition of a stake in the context of a cooperative of employee shareholders.
If you are between the ages of 16 and 29 and want to develop new skills while working on a project of your own design, the Young Volunteers program is an opportunity to gain hands-on work experience.
