Ontario Government Invests $7 Million to Support Residential School Survivors
The Ontario government has announced an investment of $7 million to support community-led initiatives that promote healing, remembrance, and commemoration for those affected by the Residential School System. The funding is being provided through the Indian Residential School Community Engagement Fund (IRSCEF).
The investment aims to support community-led projects that honor missing children, survivors, families, and communities impacted by the Residential School System. Applications are now open for community groups to access funding for their initiatives.
The $7 million investment is intended to facilitate community-led healing, commemoration, and remembrance efforts, with the fund providing up to a certain amount for eligible projects. Further details on the application process and funding guidelines are available.
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