The Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) is looking for dynamic youth who want to demonstrate leadership and a commitment to their communities. Through this process, youth volunteer their time to build a more accessible Canada.
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The Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) is looking for dynamic youth who want to demonstrate leadership and a commitment to their communities. Through this process, youth volunteer their time to build a more accessible Canada.
We want you and what you have to offer, if you:
To be considered eligible you must be:
As an eligible Youth Accessibility Leader, you can collaborate with the following eligible organization types:
Examples of previously funded Youth Innovation projects include:
Contact Name: Youth Innovation Component
E-mail Address: EDSC.JEUNESSEFA-YOUTHEAF.ESDC-GD@servicecanada.gc.ca
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