Cultural Connection for Aboriginal Youths (CCAY)
Objectives
To provide accessible, community-based, culturally-focused projects for Aboriginal Youth from ages 10-24 that promote one or more of the following themes
- Cultural Development
- Community Engagement
- Leadership Development
- Your Engagement
- Life Skills and Wellness
To involve Aboriginal youth in the mangement of CCAY through Aboriginal Youth Advisory Committees (AYAC)
To improve the cultural, social, economic and personal prospects of urban Aboriginal youth
CCAY projects must
- Serve urban youth in a city, town, village or hamlet with populations of at least 1,000
- Ensure that all youth are given the opportunity to participate
- Demonstrate the involvement of Aboriginal youth in
- The identification of needs, setting of priorities, and planning for projects
- The design and implementation of projects
- The delivery of project activities
MNA CCAY programs run every year from April 1st – March 31st. They vary from jigging lessons, fiddling lessons, after school homework programs, the CCAY Program Coordinator at 1-800-252-7553 or 1-780-455-2200.
Call For Proposals for Cultural Connections for Aboriginal Youth (CCAY)
The Métis Nation of Alberta is currently accepting proposals for the Cultural Connections for Aboriginal Youth (CCAY) Program.
To find out what the application requirements are click on this link » Application Requirements
The following documents are required to submit a complete proposal
For more information on how to fill out a template
For more information click on this link » Call for Proposal Poster
Rules and Regulations for the CCAY proposal, click on this link » Call For Proposal Letter
CCAY proposal applications must be postmarked no later than 4:30pm Monday February 17, 2012
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