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Peers Employment & Encouraging Resiliency (PEER) Grant Application

Introduction

The City of Prince George has collaborated with partner agencies to develop a pilot granting program (December 2021 – October 2022) that financially assists non-profit agencies to hire persons with lived/living experience. A UBCM 2021 Strengthening Communities’ Services Grant is funding this short-term project.

Grant Purpose

This short-term grant program is seeking non-profit applicants that will value the lived experience of Peers and create employment that is barrier-free, safe, welcoming and inclusive. It will provide greater opportunity to a population that is generally marginalized and has not received equitable learning and/or employment opportunities.

Timelines

Applications will be accepted starting the first week in December 2021 and will remain on-going until funding is committed. Adjudication and grants approval will take place on an on-going basis and as applications are submitted.

Questions

Applicants can e-mail questions to communitygrants@princegeorge.ca

General Information

Legal Name of Organization

Society Registration Number

Is your society in good standing with the registrar?

Yes

Contact First Name

Contact Last Name

Position

Mailing Address

City / Town

Province / State

Country

Postal / Zip Code

Primary Phone Number

Secondary Phone Number

Email Address

Application Details

Peer Start Date

Total Grant Amount Requested

Number of Peers

Hours of work per week per peer

Peer Position Title

Short description of peer work opportunity (15 words max)

Describe the details of the low-barrier employment/work opportunity (include what the person will be doing, duties/responsibilities associated with the role, proposed hours, work expectations, working arrangement

Outline your plan/details to recruit a Peer for this work (include any relevant experience that your organization has with employing peers and/or if you plan to connect with a community partner to identify an individual etc.).

Applicants must have plans and associated activities to support the peer worker in their position so they are able to meet expectations of the role and be successful. Outline how you plan to address any potential barriers and/or challenges that may arise, your plan for supervision/guidance and any other relevant information that will contribute to a successful placement for both the agency and the individual.

Describe the above plan.

Does the employment opportunity meet all Work Safe BC standards and all Provincial Health regulations?

This employment opportunity meets all Provincial Health regulations

This employment opportunity meets all Work Safe BC standards

As mentioned in the Criteria, if your organization is recommended for a PEER Grant, an on-boarding/orientation meeting with a Peer Advisor will be scheduled. What questions, topics, and information would you like to see addressed in this meeting?

Budget Information

Number of Peers

Wage per hour per peer

MERCS (if applicable)

Number of hours per week per peer

Number of weeks

Incidental supplies and administration should be a maximum of 10% of the grant each if requested.

Incidental Supply Name

Incidental Supply Amount

Add Incidental Supplies Remove

Administration (max 10% of grant if needed)

TOTAL Grant Requested

The personal information on this form is collected by the City of Prince George for the purposes of processing this application, under the authority of section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. If you have any questions about the collection of information, please contact the City of Prince George at 1100 Patricia Boulevard, Prince George, BC, or by telephone 250-561-7600.

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