The Meridian Water community chest has launched a second funding round, providing $300,000 to support projects that enhance neighborhoods and create opportunities for youth in Edmonton. Grants range from $10,000 to $60,000 and applications are due by May 27. Council leader Ergin Erbil emphasized the importance of this initiative for voluntary groups aimed at activities for young people, creating safe spaces, and offering employment and skills training. Successful projects from the first round showcased diverse community needs, contributing to the ongoing regeneration efforts which include developing homes, jobs, and training academies.
The Meridian Water community chest has opened a second round of funding, offering grants for initiatives that enhance neighborhoods and support youth development in Edmonton.
Council leader Ergin Erbil stated, 'We want this fund to make a real difference in Edmonton... This can make them a reality,' emphasizing the potential impact of this grant.
Examples from the first funding round included sensory rooms in schools, an art club, theatre classes for the disabled, and bicycle loan programs.
The regeneration project in Meridian Water aims to create 10,000 homes, jobs, open spaces, and training opportunities, transforming the community of Edmonton.
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