Grant financial support of $5,300 to Maison de jeunes Le Chemin Faisant to carry out the project "Parcourons l'Halloween, Anjou 2021", within the framework of the Diversity and Social Inclusion Fund for Vulnerable Children and Families, 2021-2022 edition - Approve an agreement project to this effect

This decision pertains to the approval of a financial support grant of $5,300 CAD to La Maison de Jeunes Le Chemin Faisant. The funding is designated for the execution of the project titled "Parcourons l'Halloween, Anjou 2021" (Let's Go Through Halloween, Anjou 2021). This project is being undertaken within the scope of the "Fonds Diversité et Inclusion Sociale en Faveur des Enfants et des Familles Vulnérables, Édition 2021-2022" (Social Diversity and Inclusion Fund for Vulnerable Children and Families, 2021-2022 Edition). This fund is established to support initiatives that promote social diversity and inclusion, with a specific focus on assisting vulnerable children and families. The "Parcourons l'Halloween, Anjou 2021" project likely involves organizing community-based Halloween activities designed to be inclusive and accessible, particularly for vulnerable populations. Such events can foster a sense of community, provide safe recreational opportunities, and promote social cohesion. The approval of this grant underscores the Anjou borough council's commitment to supporting vulnerable groups and fostering an inclusive social environment. The decision also includes the formal approval of the draft agreement outlining the terms of the financial assistance provided to La Maison de Jeunes Le Chemin Faisant for this specific project.

This is a services contract in the social protection, Youth and culture and heritage sectors, with a focus on Child Protection, Youth Development and Events. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 5,300.

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