The Canada Service Corps funds the Youth Micro-Grants Program, which gives young people between the ages of 15 and 30 the chance to plan and carry out a community-beneficial volunteer activity.

Volunteers are required to run the initiative with the intention of serving the community. Youth people and/or groups will have the opportunity to start their preferred initiative with a micro-grant of up to $2000 through this program.

Youth will be required to apply for and submit project proposals, create a project, take part in seminars that develop skills, confer with a project adviser, and receive additional help as needed during the nine-month program.

Project ideas, which can be submitted at any time during the nine-month program, will be the basis on which grants are given out. However, it is strongly advised that all interested applicants submit a proposal by the first deadline in order to obtain the maximum amount of help and to be able to take part in the workshops.

Which Services Are Up For Proposal?
One of the following categories must apply to project proposals:It's

Reconciliation

Constructing an Inclusive Canada

Keeping the environment safe

fostering participation in civic and democratic life

enhancing young people's resilience

Potentially fresh concepts recognised by youngsters

Projects also need to be run for a non-profit organisation and by volunteers.