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Le Fonds des initiatives communautaires investit de façon efficace et réfléchie dans des initiatives communautaires qui renforcent les capacités des communautés en Saskatchewan.
Le Programme de revenu assuré pour personnes handicapées en Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Assured income for Disability Program – SAID) est une initiative de soutien du revenu destinée aux personnes souffrant d’une invalidité sérieuse et persistante.
Le programme d’assistance de la Saskatchewan (SAP) est un programme de dernier recours destiné aux familles et aux personnes, qui pour diverses raisons, ne peuvent pas assumer les frais de subsistance de base. (en anglais)
Ce régime, sous forme d’allocation mensuelle, fournit une aide financière aux personnes âgées afin qu’elles puissent subvenir à leurs besoins essentiels.
Votre organisme est à la recherche de fonds? Voici une compilation de ressources financières qui pourrait intéresser les organismes communautaires, l'industrie du spectacle, et les regroupements de jeunes, entre autres.
Le supplément à l'emploi vient aider financièrement les familles de travailleurs à faible revenu qui élèvent des enfants. Le supplément au logement locatif est destiné aux familles de faible à moyen revenu et aux personnes handicapées afin de les aider à assumer les coûts mensuels d’un logement de qualité. (en anglais)
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