Public Safety Canada
Find open grants and funding opportunities from Public Safety Canada, the federal department responsible for safety and emergency management. Atom brings together its grants for crime prevention, emergency management, and community safety, so you can compare deadlines, eligibility, and award amounts.
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About Public Safety Canada
Public Safety Canada is the federal department responsible for keeping Canadians safe from a range of risks, including crime, natural disasters, and threats to national security. It coordinates and supports efforts across government and communities to build a safe and resilient country.
The department funds organizations, communities, researchers, and other levels of government through grants and contribution programs that support crime prevention, emergency management and disaster resilience, community safety, and related priorities. These programs help translate policy into community-level impact.
Funding is awarded through defined programs, with eligibility and terms set per opportunity. Organizations and communities can find current Public Safety Canada opportunities and deadlines on Atom.
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20 grantsGun and Gang Violence Initiative
Public Safety Canada funds research and evidence-based initiatives to prevent gun and gang violence, supporting innovative, collaborative, and community-driven solutions across Canada.
Community Resilience Fund
The Community Resilience Fund supports research and evidence-based initiatives to understand and prevent violent extremism in Canada through innovative, collaborative, and scientific approaches.
Search and Rescue Volunteer Association of Canada Contribution Program
This grant supports SARVAC’s national coordination, standardization, and prevention efforts to strengthen Ground Search and Rescue volunteer activities across Canada.
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