Regional Grant Program - Inclusive Community Recreation Infrastructure Fund

The Inclusive Community Recreation Infrastructure Fund (ICRIF), managed by the New Brunswick Sport and Recreation Branch, provides financial support to improve recreational infrastructure and enhance inclusivity.
  • Government of New Brunswick
Overview of the Regional Grant Program - Inclusive Community Recreation Infrastructure Fund program:

The ICRIF aims to create inclusive, accessible environments within community recreation by funding infrastructure improvements. It supports initiatives that facilitate physical accessibility, such as ramps, power door operators, and lifts, as well as culturally and socially supportive modifications like universal change rooms and visual aids. By focusing on enhancing existing facilities, this fund aligns with the New Brunswick Recreation and Sport Policy Framework, which emphasizes inclusivity as essential for community well-being. Eligible applicants include municipalities, First Nations communities, and non-profit organizations responsible for recreational services, ensuring projects address real community needs. Funding Amount The fund provides up to 100% coverage of eligible expenses, with a maximum grant of $10,000 per project. Funding amounts depend on the volume of applications and demonstrated financial need.

Benefits of the Regional Grant Program - Inclusive Community Recreation Infrastructure Fund program:
  • Financial support for inclusive infrastructure improvements
  • Enhanced accessibility in community recreation spaces
  • Promotion of equitable recreational opportunities for underserved groups
  • Alignment with broader provincial goals for community well-being
Eligibility criteria of the Regional Grant Program - Inclusive Community Recreation Infrastructure Fund program:
  • Eligible applicants include:
  • Municipalities, First Nation communities, and non-profit organizations involved in recreation or sport
  • Projects must focus on modifying existing infrastructure to increase accessibility and inclusivity
  • Ineligible applicants include:
  • Federally or provincially owned infrastructure, private businesses, and organizations focused on religious, educational, or political purposes.
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