In order to be eligible for WDFCSS Special Project funding, organizations must be requesting funding for programs/services/projects that serve the residents of the Wainwright & District community.
Funding must be used for programs of a preventative nature and cannot be used towards capital projects or programs.
Allocations will be determined based on an Agency Review Process that ensures that the FCSS Mandate is fulfilled and that the program/service/project addresses the priorities of the WDFCSS Board.
Funding must be used for programs of a preventative nature and cannot be used towards capital projects or programs.
Allocations will be determined based on an Agency Review Process that ensures that the FCSS Mandate is fulfilled and that the program/service/project addresses the priorities of the WDFCSS Board.
Program Information and Application Process
The process of applying for WDFCSS Special Project funding is simple. Complete the downloadable Special Project Application below and send the completed application to the WDFCSS Director.
The Board will review the request and may request further information, approve the entire request or a portion, or decline funding.
Applicants are encouraged to contact the WDFCSS Director, Kari Aykroyd, if assistance or further information is required.
The Board will review the request and may request further information, approve the entire request or a portion, or decline funding.
Applicants are encouraged to contact the WDFCSS Director, Kari Aykroyd, if assistance or further information is required.
Governing Principles as Stipulated in the FCSS Act
Programs, services, or projects receiving FCS funding must,
- Be of a preventative nature that enhances the social well-being of individuals and families through promotion or intervention strategies provided at the earliest opportunity, and
- Do one or more of the following:
- Help people to develop independence, strengthen coping skills and become more resistant to crisis;
- Help people to develop an awareness of social needs;
- Help people to develop interpersonal and group skills which enhance constructive relationships among people;
- Help people and communities to assume responsibility for decisions and actions which affect them;
- Provide support that help sustain people as active participants in the community.
- Provide primarily for the recreational needs or leisure time pursuits of individuals,
- Offer direct financial assistance to sustain an individual or family,
- Be primarily rehabilitative in nature, or
- Duplicate services that are ordinarily provided by a government or government agency.
- The purchase of land or buildings,
- The construction or renovation of a building
- The purchase of motor vehicles
- Any costs required to sustain an organization that do not relate to direct service delivery under the program
- Municipal property taxes and levies, or
- Daily allowances for members of any board or committee.