Training Grant Application

Training Grant Categories

• Training Courses: ‘packaged’ programs, usually available on-line, and are usually costed at a certain dollar amount per participant;
• Training Events: One-off programs, often made available locally or regionally, where there is a fee for a facilitator, elders and/or other trainers etc., as well as possible fees for a venue and/or food. In order to maximize the opportunities for actual training time applicants are encouraged to use their own space and/or free or low-cost local space rather than expensive commercial spaces;
• Other: If you have a program that does not meet these two training formats please provide a detailed program description, responding to all the required fields. Development of training content would be included in this third, ‘other’ category.

Training Grant Examples

(not limited to these suggestions)

Cultural Safety Training

• San’yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training 
• Island Health’s Cultural Safety Online Course: Indigenous Health Cultural Safety
• Indigenous Public Health Program (UBC)
• Additional resources and online courses
• Indigenous Corporate Training: The History of Indigenous Corporate Training Inc. 

Trauma Informed Practice

• My Training BC: Compassionate Learning Communities: Supporting Trauma-Informed Practice
• Crisis Centre of BC: Crisis Response, Suicide, Awareness and Responding to Distress Workshops 
• Vancouver Island Crisis Line: Crisis Intervention Skills Training
• Additional resources and online courses

Reporting 

Completed forms must be received by the Brain Injury Alliance no later than midnight on August 30.

For ease of reporting, grant reporting upon completion of the training program is also accepted. 

Statistical, impact information and stories will be required.