Help For
Children Canada
is delighted to
announce that in
2016, we
distributed
CAD$120,000 in
grants to four
programs that
are preventing
and treating
child abuse in
Canada. On
behalf of all of
us at HFC, and
especially our
grantees, thank
you for making
this grant
making cycle
possible.
Our
2016 grantees:
CAD $35,000
to
The Helping
Children and
Youth
Through the
Crisis of
Abuse
program at
Boost Child
Abuse and
Intervention,
providing
immediate
and ongoing
support to
children and
youth during
and
following
investigations
of abuse.
CAD $30,000
to
The E.T.A.
Domestic Sex
Trafficking
Prevention
and
Interventionprogram
of
East Metro
Youth
Services.
The primary
goal of this
program is
to
stabilize,
treat and
support
children and
youth who
were
sexually
exploited
through
forced sex
trade work.
CAD $30,000
to
The
Aboriginal
Zhishay
program
of
Native Child
and Family
Services of
Toronto,
supporting
Native male
caregivers
with young
children
with the
goal of
strengthening
families in
order to
prevent
abuse.
CAD $25,000
to
The
Integrated
Model of
Care Pilot
Project
of
St.
Stephen's
Community
House
which
provides
therapeutic
care and
support for
girls and
young women
who have
experienced
sexual
abuse. The
primary goal
of the
project is
to help
these young
women build
resilience
and coping
skills while
staying
safe.
Did you know?
To date, HFC
Canada has
distributed
over CAD
$1,539,000 in 53
grants,
helping to
impact hundreds
of lives each
year. Through
successful fund
raising events
held over the
past year, HFC
Canada has taken
a leadership
role in reducing
trauma, building
individual
strengths,
decreasing risk
and
strengthening
families. The
funding for
these grants is
a direct result
of the support
received from
the Canadian
alternative
investment
community.
Together, we
have made the
world a safer
place for
children.
Thank
You!
Thank you
again for
your
support, and
we hope that
you will
help us
serve even
more
vulnerable
children and
families in
the coming
year.
