VGH ACTION Mini-Grants
Vancouver General Hospital (VGH) Trauma Services and VCH Community Investments are excited to announce the 2025 ACTION Mini-Grants – a funding opportunity for innovative community-driven projects, partnerships and initiatives that promote the prevention of injuries in the Vancouver Coastal Health region. ACTION Mini-Grants range from $500 to $2,500 in value.
ACTION Mini-Grants are available to non-for-profit organizations, local governments and Indigenous communities for projects, partnerships and initiatives that serve residents in all or parts of the Vancouver Coastal Health region (Vancouver, Richmond, North Shore, Sunshine Coast, Powell River, Sea-to-Sky, Bella Coola Valley and/or Central Coast). Priority is given to initiatives that address at least one of the following BC Injury Prevention Committee priority areas:
- Transportation-related injuries (young drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, motor vehicle occupants)
- Senior falls
- Youth suicide and self harm
We are not accepting applications for this grant
at this time.
British Columbia Vision Zero in Road Safety Grant Program
The British Columbia Vision Zero in Road Safety for Vulnerable Road Users Program (Vision Zero in Road Safety Program) provides grant funding to support local governments, Indigenous community governments and non-government organizations to advance evidence-informed road safety improvements that will result in a reduction in the number and severity vulnerable road user injuries.
This program aims to generate immediate and long-term injury reduction benefits for vulnerable road users in underserved communities, Indigenous communities, and small and remote communities. It also helps to advance the implementation of innovative, technology-driven, proven and low-cost countermeasures.
