WEOC National Loan Fund

WeBC is proud to be the BC Loan Fund Partner for the national $34 million WEOC National Loan Program for women and non-binary entrepreneurs as they start, scale, grow and maintain their business.
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Overview of the WEOC National Loan Fund program:

The WEOC National Loan Fund (BC) is a financing program designed to support women entrepreneurs in British Columbia. Administered by WEBC (Women's Enterprise Centre of British Columbia), this fund is part of a national initiative led by the Women’s Enterprise Organizations of Canada (WEOC) to provide accessible, flexible financing to women-owned businesses across the country.

Benefits of the WEOC National Loan Fund program:
  • Flexible Financing: The WEOC National Loan Fund offers loans tailored to the unique needs of women entrepreneurs. Whether youre starting a new business, expanding operations, or need working capital, this fund provides the financial support necessary to achieve your business goals.
  • Support for Various Business Stages: This loan program is available to women entrepreneurs at different stages of their business journey, from startups to established businesses looking to scale. The fund is designed to help women-owned businesses grow, innovate, and thrive in a competitive market.
  • Complementary Services: Alongside financing, WEBC offers a range of support services, including business advisory, mentorship, and training. These resources are designed to help you navigate challenges, improve your business skills, and maximize the impact of the loan.
Eligibility criteria of the WEOC National Loan Fund program:
  • Women-Owned Businesses: The loan fund is specifically for businesses that are at least 51% owned, managed, and controlled by women.
  • Location: Your business must be based in British Columbia to qualify for this specific regional fund.
  • Business Viability: Applicants should demonstrate a viable business model with the potential for growth. A well-prepared business plan, including financial projections, is essential.
  • Creditworthiness: While the fund is designed to be accessible, a review of your credit history and financial stability will be part of the application process.

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