Youth Internships

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YOUTH INTERNSHIPS

Eligible costs for Not-for-Profit Secondary Recipients may be up to 100% of total Eligible costs and will not normally exceed a monthly maximum contribution of $2,500, for up to 12 months, towards wages, benefits and related incremental project costs. All projects must have a minimum of 25% cash contribution.

Eligible costs for Private Sector Secondary Recipients may be up to 50% of total Eligible costs and will not normally exceed a monthly maximum contribution of $2,500, for up to 12 months, towards wages, benefits and related incremental project costs.

Any applications not completed in full, or that do not meet qualifications will not be accepted.

Eligible Secondary Recipients:

Non-profit organizations (including municipalities, municipal organizations, corporations, community development organizations, and associations)

Legal commercial entities including individuals, corporations, partnerships, cooperatives or trusts

Aboriginal organizations; and,

Groups or alliances of those described above where a lead recipient has been identified

Eligible Activities:
Eligible activities are those related to the employment of Youth Interns, normally in one or more of the following business and/or community development activities:

Economic, tourism and/or business development

Business and trade opportunity development

Strategic planning, feasibility and marketing studies

Marketing projects

Research and analysis

Training programs, and

Technological innovation including commercialization of new technologies

Activities not supported include:

Administrative and/or operational activities considered part of regular operations

Those that displace existing employees, and

Those that do not comply with labour union agreements

Eligible Costs
Eligible costs are reasonable, incremental and required to carry out the Eligible Activities specified, including but not limited to:

Intern’s wages and benefits

Travel

Equipment, and

Related costs

Note:

The EODP application forms have been re-designed. Adobe Reader is now required to access the application forms. We recommend that you use the most recent version of Adobe Reader, which can be downloaded free of charge by clicking here.

To download a copy of the Youth Internship Grant Application click here.

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