2025 Health, Social and Safety Grants

Richmond Multicultural Community Services (RMCS) is requesting $25,000 in funding to support its core operating expenses. RMCS plays a key role in settlement services and anti-racism work in Richmond, promoting intercultural understanding and supporting actions in the Council-endorsed Cultural Harmony Plan. It is recommended that RMCS receive $20,337: an additional allocation of $6,435 on top of a cost of living adjustment applied to the HSS Grant funding it received last year ($13,902).  Richmond Presbyterian Church is requesting $15,000 in funding, St. Joseph the Worker Parish is requesting $37,500 and The Kehila Society is requesting $8,000 to run their respective food security initiatives. It is recommended that each receive $7,500 for these initiatives, which include a community meal program, food fridge and pantry, meals-on- wheels and a grocery gift card program.  PLEA Community Services Society of British Columbia (PLEA) is requesting $5,000 to support its Taking Care of Ourselves, Taking Care of Others (TCO2) workshops for children and youth to learn how to keep themselves and their friends safe from all forms of sexual exploitation. It does not demonstrate financial need to implement its proposal, therefore funding is not recommended.

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