"community support"

The committee recommended that Council correct an administrative error regarding the financial support for the 'Association pour l’intégration communautaire de l’Outaouais'. The amount will be increased from $5,000 to $10,000 to reflect the original recommendation from the Recreation, Sports and Community Development Service.

The City is considering a corporate grant of $47,275.43 to support the 2025 Centraide Outaouais fundraising campaign. This contribution supports local community organizations that provide essential social services to Gatineau residents.

This item approves a list of grants awarded by council members to local organizations and neighborhood projects under policy PO-035.

This item approves a second list of grants awarded by council members to local organizations and neighborhood projects under policy PO-035.

The committee approved a list of community grants totaling $42,600, funded through individual council members' neighborhood budgets for various local events and projects.

The committee approved a second list of community grants totaling $28,502.94, funded through individual council members' neighborhood budgets for various local events and projects.

This item approves the distribution of discretionary grants to local organizations and neighborhood projects, as managed by individual city councillors under policy PO-035.

This item approves a second list of discretionary grants to local organizations and neighborhood projects, as managed by individual city councillors under policy PO-035.

This item authorizes the distribution of discretionary funds by city councillors to local organizations and neighborhood projects, as governed by policy PO-035. These grants support community-based initiatives within the councillors' respective districts.

This item authorizes a second list of discretionary grant distributions by city councillors to local organizations and neighborhood projects, following the guidelines of policy PO-035.

This item approves the distribution of small grants to local organizations, funded through the discretionary budgets of city councillors as per policy PO-035.

This item approves a second list of small grants to local organizations, funded through the discretionary budgets of city councillors as per policy PO-035.

The committee approved several small grants for local organizations and schools, funded through the discretionary budgets of council members (Policy PO-035).

The committee approved additional small grants for local organizations and schools, funded through the discretionary budgets of council members (Policy PO-035).

This item approves the distribution of discretionary grants from council members' local budgets to various community organizations, as governed by policy PO-035.

This item is a duplicate or secondary batch of discretionary grant approvals under policy PO-035 for the same period as item 18.2.

The committee approved several small grants for various community organizations and schools, funded through the discretionary budgets of individual councillors.

The committee approved additional small grants for community organizations and schools, funded through the discretionary budgets of individual councillors.

The City is providing $3,657,406 in financial support to various community, sports, and leisure organizations under its Community Development Support Framework. This includes new partnership agreements with Action-Quartiers, the Association des résidents du Plateau, and the Centre Actions Générations des aînés de la Vallée-de-la-Lièvre.

The City is approving $104,500 in financial support for 24 community organizations to manage outdoor rinks for the 2024-2025 season.

The city is filing a report on the 2021-2023 action plan related to a financial agreement with the provincial government (MIFI). This report details how funds were used to support cultural diversity and integration initiatives within the community.

The City is approving $104,500 in financial support for 24 community organizations to manage and maintain outdoor skating rinks for the 2024-2025 season. The council also extended the review period for the city's outdoor rink deployment plan until 2025.

The City presented a new support program for residents' associations, focusing on administrative simplification and financial assistance. The program aims to encourage the growth and potential merger of smaller associations to ensure comprehensive coverage across the city. Recommendations for the program will be presented to the City Council on September 24 for adoption.