Homelessness Knowledge Development
The Homelessness Knowledge Development (HKD) funding stream provides funding to stakeholders, including not-for-profit organizations, researchers and academics, to develop knowledge on homelessness issues. HKD funds projects that focus on data development; research and analysis; identification and sharing of best practices; and knowledge dissemination.
Under the renewed Homelessness Partnering Strategy (HPS), measures to strengthen the relevance of research funded by the HPS are being introduced to meet communities’ knowledge needs concerning homelessness. In addition, emphasis is being placed on ensuring that findings are widely disseminated so that communities are able to identify problems and develop effective solutions.
Apply Now – Open Call for Proposals
Prevention of Homelessness for those with Mental Health Issues
Deadline: June 19, 2012 (23:59 Pacific Time).
- Step 1: Check Eligibility: who can apply, eligible and ineligible costs
- Step 2: Check Funding Priorities: funding priorities of the Call for Proposals
- Step 3: Check Applicant Review Process: screening, assessment, and final decision
- Step 4: Submit Your Application: application package and forms, and submission instructions
- Follow Up After You Apply: notifications and final report
For more information on the HKD funding stream or on how to apply for funding, please contact us by e-mail.