Victorian companies planning to establish new export markets in the Americas, China, Japan, Korea, India, Europe, South East Asia or the Middle East may be eligible to use the facilities in the Victorian Government Business Offices (VGBOs).

Advance is an annual school-based flexible program run in Victorian Government secondary school campuses that provides opportunities for young people to volunteer in their local community. Young people who participate in the program undertake volunteering projects with local community partners to contribute to their community. Young people complete recognised skills training and learning modules in understanding community, communication and project management. The program has a strong focus on applied learning principles, providing young people with alternative opportunities to participate in practical, interactive activities that help contribute to improving their engagement in education.

Named for eminent historian AGL Shaw AO, these annual Summer Research Fellowships help honours or postgraduate university students pursue research projects. Recipients are given access to our collection to undertake in-depth research in their chosen field for four weeks during January or February. We also provide $1200 and space in a private study in the Library, which can be accessed out of hours.

Grants are available as a subsidy towards the provision or upgrading of agricultural and related facilities.

The objective of the Alpine Risk Mitigation Program is to assist alpine managers in identifying, assessing and implementing land stability risk mitigation works within the six alpine resorts to manage government's liability and risk exposure within available resources.

This grant offers financial support to non-government, not-for-profit organisations that improve the welfare of animals. These include animal shelters, organisations promoting responsible animal ownership education, community cat or dog foster care networks, and groups that provide relief facilities and services during an emergency.

Forms part of the Victorian CRC Bid Support Program. This grant provides assistance of financial support against expenditures associated with applying to the Commonwealth Government's Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program

Forms part of the Victorian CRC Bid Support Program. The Application Review Service, aims to increase the quality of CRC Program applications that are led from Victoria. The service gives applicants access to expert guidance at a key time in the bid development process.

Program Grants provide support for the presentation of curated professional arts programs in Victoria.

Project Grants funding provides support for any stage, or a combination of stages, from preliminary research and creative development through to production and the initial Victorian presentation, of new work by Victorian professional artists.

The Be Heard! program provides funding for rural and regional community radio stations to run training workshops in radio broadcasting and mentoring for young people to produce live-to-air shows. The program enables young people to develop skills and career pathways in radio broadcasting and showcase the talents of young people and their contribution to the local community.

The Berry Family Fellowship carries a grant of $12,500 for a project exploring an aspect of the social history of Melbourne or Victoria, based on the State Library collections. It is offered every second year to commemorate the contribution of the Berry family to the cultural life of Melbourne and Victoria. Please note: this fellowship is not being offered during the 2013-14 financial year.

Control program aimed at eradicating the known Bitou Bush incursions at Davey's Bay, Frankston and Mallacoota, East Gippsland.

The Boating Safety and Facilities Program is a State government funding program that plays an important role in making boating safer and more accessible for all Victorians.

A grant program that funds innovative projects to develop new ways of working and improving service delivery in business, government and the community through the use of high-capacity broadband.

The program will provide financial support to Victorian companies to develop partnerships with Massachusetts companies in late stage life science research and development (R&D) projects.

Voluntary auction-based incentive program for private landholders to protect and better manage native vegetation on their properties.

Provides financial assistance to Councils for their operation of the crossing supervisor service.

The Children's Facilities Capital Program invests in a range of infrastructure initiatives for children's services infrastructure, including new facilities, upgrades, renovation and refurbishments, and minor grants for equipment and information technology products.

The Coastal Risk Mitigation Program is an ongoing grants program that provides financial assistance to Victorian coastal Crown land managers (including Local Governments) for the reduction of coastal risk.

The Coastcare Grants Program is a partnership between Australian Government's Caring for our Country program and the Department of Sustainability and Environment's Coastcare program. The aim of the Grants Program is to protect the ecological integrity of Victoria's coastal ecosystems by funding on-ground conservation works undertaken by volunteer groups.

Communities for Nature grants are for local community groups and organisations for on ground works to improve their natural environment and conserve local biodiversity values.

The Community Facility Funding Program helps provide high quality, accessible community sport and recreation facilities across Victoria by encouraging: increased sport and recreation participation, increased access to sport and recreation opportunities, better planning of sport and recreation facilities, innovative sport and recreation facilities, environmentally sustainable facilities, universally designed facilities.

The Community Partnerships program supports collaborations between professional artists, arts companies and Victorian communities.

Local community groups and Victorian Councils are invited to apply for grants of up to $10,000 to support local crime prevention initiatives.

Improved community infrastructure, facilities and services. Improved community connections. Communities taking action on their own behalf.

Career Building grants are designed to assist artists to make the next step in their career and strengthen the local music industry's creative growth.

Music Touring funding is available to Victorian musicians, individual artists and groups to support Victorian regional, interstate and international touring projects.

The Sector Development category funds activities that will provide benefits to artists and contribute to the overall strengthening and development of the Victorian contemporary music community.

Improve football and netball sports facilities in rural, regional and outer metropolitan areas to contribute to community strengthening and ensure the sustainability of country football and netball into the future.

As part of Tourism Victoria's Events Program, the Country Victoria Events Program(CVEP) provides up to $10,000 per event to assist with event delivery and marketing.

The Cultural Precinct and Community Infrastructure Fund (CPCIF) aims to maintain and enhance the physical expression of Victoria's multicultural heritage, and promote Victoria's important community assets for the benefit of all Victorians. The objectives of the program are to: Enable Victoria's cultural precincts to remain sustainable and attractive for investment, and cultural and tourism activities; Promote greater use and access to community-owned facilities by Victoria's culturally and linguistically diverse communities, to enable increased participation in activities and access to services.

The Developing Stronger Regions Program provides support for studies, such as a feasibility study, a demand study or a business case to enable prospective applicants to investigate the technical and / or economic viability of a project.

The fund supports collaborative projects involving the development of information and communication technology (ICT) solutions that transform current business practices and deliver productivity benefits to Victorian small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

The Disability Donations Trust (the Trust) is a set of charitable bequests, sitting under the umbrella of the Psychiatric Illness and Intellectual Disabilities Donations Trust Fund (PIIDDTF). The Trust provides grants to people with a disability as defined by the Disability Act 2006.

Disability Self Help Grants are non-recurrent grants of up to $5,000, provided to disability self help groups to assist them in financing general expenses and minor works and equipment. These grants assist disability self help groups to: strengthen the capacity of people with a disability to live independently in their own community and actively participate in community activities, support members to make informed decisions about their own lives, encourage a network of community peer support and information exchange for people with a disability and their families/carers and increase opportunities for self help groups to provide information and education on the experiences of people with a disability.

The Victorian Government's commitment to supporting people with a disability and their families is reflected in the provision of non-recurrent operating grants of up to $5000 for disability self help groups.

The Department of Human Services, Disability Services recognises the contribution that life-long learning and professional development makes towards a fulfilling work life.

Discover Parks 2012/13 provides small grants for community organisations that work with culturally and linguistically diverse communities; persons with a disability; the aged; youth and children and those from a low socio-economic background.

Early Childhood Intervention New Graduate Incentive Scheme (ECINGIS) supports recently graduated professionals who have commenced employment in an early childhood intervention service.

A range of professional development opportunities are available to support current early childhood intervention professionals which include preschool field officers and kindergarten inclusion support staff employed by organisations managing a Kindergarten Inclusion Support program.

Early Childhood Intervention Rural Incentive Scheme (ECIRIS) supports professionals who have recently commenced employment in a rural early childhood intervention service.

Early Childhood Qualifications Fund (ECQF) provides scholarships to existing early childhood educators working in a licensed childrens service or approved education and care service to attain or upgrade an early childhood qualification.

Early Childhood Scholarships for Aboriginal People (ECSAP) provides scholarships to Aboriginal people who are currently working in a Victorian early childhood setting to attain or upgrade an early childhood qualification.

Forms part of the Victorian CRC Bid Support Program. The Early Stage Assistance provides support to prospective Victorian CRC bid developers with the very early stages of developing and planning to apply for the Commonwealth Government's Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) program. This support is available on demand.

The Economic Infrastructure program aims to improve the productive potential of regional Victoria by strengthening regional industries, supporting and growing local economies, and providing opportunities for regional Victoria through investment in enabling strategic infrastructure.

Artists in Schools provides opportunities for professional artists to work with young people in Victorian primary and secondary schools.Next round starting 2013.

Extended School Residencies broker and supports creative partnerships between arts organisations and Victorian schools. Next round starting 2013.

The Elite Athlete Travel Grant Program provides grants to assist elite Victorian athletes to travel to compete at national championships or international events.

To provide assistance to local sport and active recreation clubs and organisations to replace essential sports equipment that has been lost or destroyed as a consequence of fire, flood, significant storm event, theft or criminal damage.

Employment Incentives for Early Childhood Educators (EIECE) provide a financial incentive of up to $12,000 to early childhood teachers and up to $6000 for Diploma-qualified staff to take up work in hard-to-staff positions.

The Energy Efficiency Grants provide a one-off payment of up to $10,000 per school to undertake energy audits, purchase energy efficient or sustainable infrastructure, and undertake related energy saving activities.

The Energy Efficiency Grants provide a one-off payment of up to $10,000 per school to undertake energy audits, purchase energy efficient or sustainable infrastructure, and undertake related energy saving activities.

Engage! gives young people aged 12 to 25 years opportunities to actively participate in and benefit from civic, economic and social activities in their community. Community organisations and local governments can access funding between $90,000 and $150,000 to deliver a range of activities for young people.

The Disability Services Professional Development Grants (DSPDGs) program (previously titled "disability scholarships and study tour awards"), provide financial support for existing and potential workers to develop skills and knowledge in specific areas of need for people with a disability and service development.

Tourism Victoria's Events Program assists event organisers, local government and other relevant groups to increase visitor numbers, length of stay and visitor yield at events.

Connecting Victorian designers to global markets. Grants available for design firms to subsidise attendance at international trade fairs, meetings to arrange or confirm sale contracts, and export market research.

The Farmers Markets Support Program aims to help develop Farmers Markets across the State that can grow and operate as economically sustainable community events to bring clean, green, local produce direct from farmer to consumer.

The Fire Ready Communities program is intended to provide an opportunity for local communities to: - Think about the local environment and understand the risks - Understand their own capacity to respond to and recover from bushfire and other emergency situations - Understand the risks and plan realistically for strengthening their response and recovery efforts in times of bushfire and other emergencies - Find local solutions

The Food and Fibre Marketing Cooperatives Grants encourages the establishment of cooperative groups amongst farmers and value chain participants, using the collective capability of the groups to generate better access to markets and customers.

FReeZA is a innovative youth development program that enables young people to enjoy music, cultural, artistic and recreational events across Victoria. The FReeZA program provides grants to local governments and community organisations who establish a committee of young people to plan and deliver drug, alcohol and smoke-free events in supervised and safe venues.

This program is a partnership between the State Government and the National Association of Charitable Recycling Organisations (NACRO) to provide funding that can help offset the cost of dumped rubbish on charitable recyclers.

Harnessing the knowledge and experience of existing Aboriginal business operators, this program intends to provides a great resource to the new generation of budding entrepreneurs.

The Georges Mora Foundation Fellowship allows an artist of repute to explore new thinking and research new ideas. The recipient is awarded up to $20,000 for six months' research and given the means and uninterrupted time to work closely with the rich resources of the Library, including access to a private study within the Library, which can be used outside normal opening hours.

Supports Victorian Film producers to attend overseas markets and undertake international business travel to benefit financing, sales, marketing and business opportunities

Grow Your Business is a program designed to help small businesses, develop and implement strategies to become internationally competitive. A range of planning and management services are offered.

The Business Development Plan, provides businesses with an opportunity to undertake a comprehensive strategic plan for future growth.

The Mentoring program is designed to assist businesses with the implementation of a strategic business plan.

As part of the Grow your Business program, Business Strategic Review identifies a business's strength's, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and prioritises areas requiring attention or change.

Group Programs develop the management skills and competencies required to support long term growth. Participation in groups enables firms to observe and develop better business practices and processes, and to share management challenges, experiences and insights.

The Network Program encourages small to medium sized enterprises to cooperate in strategic areas of business and to exploit opportunities beyond the reach of the individual firms.

Scholarships valued at up to $10,000 open to Victorians to undertake intensive Chinese language study at one of the five Jiangsu-based universities or institutions nominated by the Jiangsu Provincial Government.

The Health Condition Specific Support Grants Program 2011-15 provides annual non-recurrent grants to support and strengthen the work of health condition-specific peer support groups.

The HEY Grants are offered to Victorian organisations to undertake mental health promotion and community engagement activities that focus on same sex attracted and sex and gender diverse (SSASGD) young people, aged between 14 and 25 years. The HEY Grants are intended to assist in the development of new and innovative approaches to address and support the mental health of SSASGD young people.

The grants program will help local groups to deliver projects that protect and enhance the natural, cultural and heritage values of our parks and reserves in urban and rural Victoria.

In April 2012, the Minister for Housing announced eleven homelessness Innovation Action Projects that will trial new ways of delivering homelessness services in Victoria as part of the Government's Victorian Homelessness Action Plan 2011-2015.

Supports a range of partnership opportunities throughout the year which seek to foster the development of Indigenous arts in Victoria. Next round starting 2013.

This program facilitates the development of regionally-based medium to large businesses with high growth potential and encourages new industry investment in regional locations

This grant assists existing regional clusters to streamline their activities and, where feasible, develop spin-off entities, maps new supply chains and networks, creates a range of new competitive business entities in regional Victoria with an emphasis on export and import replacement.

The Innovation Voucher Program is a new initiative of the Victorian Government that aims to improve the innovation capability and capacity of small and medium companies and publicly funded research organisations.

This category is focused on building international artistic relationships and networks for Victorian artists and arts organisations.

This category has a market development focus, aimed at generating income, employment and profile for Victorian artists by presenting their work internationally.

Enables producers and directors to advance their international profile and exposure and to forge international relationships.

Forms part of the Victorian CRC Bid Support Program. The Interview Preparation Assistance Grant aims to improve the performance of Victorian focused CRC Program applicants that have been invited by Commonwealth CRC Program to attend an interview as part of Stage two of the CRC selection process.

Grants of up to $250,000 available on a competitive basis to assist manufacturers with the purchase and integration of new technologies.

Australian historians, scholars and writers wanting to research Victoria's colonial history during Lieutenant-Governor Charles La Trobe's administration can apply for a La Trobe Society Fellowship. The successful applicant receives $25,000 funding for six months' research and the means and uninterrupted time to work closely with the rich resources of the Library, including space in a private study within the Library that can be accessed outside normal opening hours. Please note: this fellowship is not being offered during the 2012-13 financial year.

The Latrobe Valley Industry and Infrastructure Fund (LVIIF) is a fund designed to assist the Latrobe Valley to manage the challenge of structural adjustment and reposition its economy for sustainable long term growth.

Grants available for law reform, legal & judicial education, legal research. Major Grants are available for projects with a budget of over $60,000 and a duration of up to three years.

Grants available for law reform, legal & judicial education, legal research. Project Grants are available for projects with a budget of up to $60,000 and a maximum duration of approximately one year.

The Living Victoria Fund is a $50 million commitment to Integrated Water Cycle Management across Victoria. Through a Registrations of Interest the Office of Living Victoria is seeking exemplar projects which support the Government's Living Melbourne, Living Victoria Policy.

The Local Government Youth Inclusion Grants are a provided to regional and rural councils to establish and expand the youth advisory mechanisms in their local area, develop youth engagement resources and build the capacity of local government to involve young people in local decsion making. 28 one-oeff grants of up to $30,000 over five years.

The Local History Grants Program provides small grants to community organisations to support the cost of projects that preserve, record or publishes Victorian local, social and cultural history.

Grants are available on a competitive basis to assist networks to undertake projects that will improve the productivity and competitiveness of Victorian manufacturing firms.

Assists Victorian ICT and life sciences companies to gain a valuable position in the lucrative USA market by increasing their chance of success through potential funding, exposure and business development

If you're having trouble paying your home loan, the Mortgage Relief Scheme could help you keep your home.

National Youth Week is an annual celebration of young people across Australia, held in March/April each year. Local grants are provided to support activities and events run by and for young people for National Youth Week each year.

The purpose of the scheme is to support projects leading to reduced risk from the impact of disasters, and appropriate emergency management, including volunteer, capability and capacity, consistent with the state's risk profile.

Developing Organisations supports arts and cultural organisations that to date may have been driven by artistic output and focus, and who will benefit from stable investment and additional assistance in business planning, marketing and governance.

Established Organisations is an open and competitive category. It supports arts and cultural organisations with a strong record of artistic excellence; growing and engaging audiences; and leveraging partnerships and funding.

The Participation for CALD Seniors grants program is a small grants program that offers grants to organisations to create or expand social participation opportunities for socially isolated CALD seniors. Grants of up to $10,000 are available.

The Department of Human Services (DHS) administers the Victorian Government’s Personal Hardship Assistance Program (PHAP), which includes two categories of assistance 1) Emergency Relief Assistance, and 2) Emergency Re-establishment Assistance.

The Planning for Tomorrow program provides grants to local government to fund, for example, the development of economic development strategies, structural plan, policies or design guidelines around a town or localised regions, future growth and amenity needs.

Production Investment Attraction Fund (PIAF) is designed to attract interstate or offshore productions to film or post produce/vfx feature films, television series, mini-series, telemovies, animation series and documentaries in the state of Victoria.

The Putting Locals First Program (PLFP) component of the RGF is a $100 million initiative designed to enable regional communities to devise and deliver service and infrastructure responses which reflect local priorities.

Funds will be provided for the improvement of public recreational fishing in Victoria, for projects from $5,001 up to $100,000 (GST Exclusive).

A Small Grants Program, for grants up to $5,000 (GST exclusive) is continually open, year round, subject to the allocation of the available grant funds for any given period. A grant application can be submitted through the DPI website.

Writers and scholars wanting to use our collection to research a project in any discipline to produce works of literature can apply for the Redmond Barry Fellowship. Successful applicants receive up to $20,000 for a three- to six-month residency. Australian and overseas scholars and writers can apply.

The Victorian Government has established the $20 million Regional Aviation fund to assist with the upgrading of regional public use airport infrastructure across the state.
This targeted funding program recognises the potential for regional airports to boost economic development in regional Victoria by catering for increased investment in infrastructure and providing greater community access.

The Regional Community Leadership Program benefits communities by building the business leadership skills, capabilities and knowledge of regional leaders in the business, local government and community sectors.

Regional Location Assistance Fund (RLAF) is designed to encourage productions to use locations outside metropolitan Melbourne. RLAF assists projects by offsetting some of the additional costs incurred when filming in regional areas

The Screen Development - Documentary program strand assists Victorian producers, writers and researchers of documentary projects in the development of quality pitching proposals, treatments or scripts for television and cinema. Funding is provided at both early and advanced stages of development.

The Screen Development - Documentary program strand assists Victorian producers, writers and researchers of documentary projects in the development of quality pitching proposals, treatments or scripts for television and cinema. Funding is provided at both early and advanced stages of development.

The Fiction funding stream helps writers and producers develop high quality fiction scripts for both feature films and television programs.

The Fiction funding stream helps writers and producers develop high quality fiction scripts for both feature films and television programs.

Assists Victorian games developers to create a diverse range of games for any distribution platform, with an emphasis on the creation of intellectual property (IP) and long-term benefits for their business

Screen Engagement stimulates a vibrant screen culture in Victoria by supporting exciting opportunities for local audiences to engage with screen events and promoting Victorian creativity and innovation.

Assists Victorian companies with limited or no experience in releasing games to deliver a well-planned and marketed release of their project

This new program supports early and mid-career Victorian screen practitioners to gain international experience, develop craft and technical skills, build networks and increase expertise. Victorian screen practitioners can apply for a grant to undertake a short-term fellowship with a screen production entity in North America, the United Kingdom or India.
The grant is to be used for accommodation, living, travel and associated legal costs incurred by the practitioner for the duration of their fellowship.

The Significant Sporting Events Program will help sporting, community and event organisations to deliver significant sporting events in Victoria.

The Skilled and Business Migration Program works with Victorian industry and employers to identify and address skill shortages that cannot be met locally and aims to attract high calibre, experienced overseas skilled professionals, tradespeople, business owners and investors to Victoria to meet ongoing workforce needs.

Fellows receive a grant of up to $50,000 for up to 12 months' research and space in a private study within the Library that's accessible outside normal Library hours. A librarian specialising in the collection used for research will be assigned to help with accessing that collection.

No grant (use of room/privileges) - suitable for academics.

Information on the Small Business Mentoring Service, which provides mentoring advice and support for small Victorian businesses

This initiative supports commercialisation resources, capabilities and networks for Victoria's innovative science and technology businesses. The Program focuses on building commercialisation skills and capabilities, facilitating access to finance and boosting the adoption of technology by industry. The programs includes the following programs, Fast Track Program, Global Acceleration Program, Innovation Interchange Program, Regional Technology Commercialisation program, and the Practical Drug Development program

The Capital funding grant will enable medium-sized businesses with between 20 and 199 employees to make investments to improve resource efficiency (such as the purchase of equipment that reduces materials or energy consumption).

The funding application support initiative helps medium-sized businesses with between 20 and 199 employees to strengthen their applications for third party funding opportunities related to resource efficiency. Funding of up to $1,500 (excluding GST) is available to businesses to engage a consultant to strengthen and finalise a funding application that leads to resource efficiency improvements. The initiative is designed to build the capacity of businesses to complete funding applications and to help leverage funding into Victoria.

The initiative assists medium-sized businesses with between 20 and 199 employees to: undertake a resource assessment (energy or materials assessment) and/or undertake additional scoping work such as feasibility studies, detailed design analysis and business case development needed for a business to proceed with implementation.

A Grants program to support small businesses in local shopping precincts to assist them to better attract and retain customers.

The Technology Voucher Program has been developed by the Victorian Government to drive the use of cutting edge technologies and to support Victorian companies to compete locally and globally. It provides responsive and nimble funding for businesses wanting to explore the use of information and communication technology (ICT), small technologies or industrial biotechnology to create more competitive products and processes.

The Technology Trade and International Partnering (TRIP) Program - Biotechnology and Small Technology provides grant assistance for eligible Victorian companies to attend recognised overseas conferences, trade events and meetings with regulatory authorities. Participants will need to demonstrate market outcomes achieved as a result of attendance.

Provides Victorian companies with export opportunities and market intelligence, by enabling them to access strategic overseas markets and to showcase the capability of Victorian industry internationally. View upcoming trade fairs and missions, led by the Victorian Government

The Utility Relief Grant Scheme and the Non-Mains Utility Relief Grant Scheme provide assistance for domestic customers who are unable to pay their utility bills due to a temporary financial crisis.

The veski innovation fellowships brings Australian expatriates and leading researchers, with outstanding skills in science and innovative technology, to Victoria. Visit the veski website for further details and application forms.

The Victoria/India Co-production initiative aims to foster relationships and encourage co-production or joint venture partnerships between the Victorian and Indian film and television industries.

Victorian Adaptation and Sustainability Partnership (VSAP) is a partnership agreement to build better relationships between the local government sector and the State Government for progressing local sustainability and climate change adaptation. Since its establishment, VSAP has delivered five rounds of grants funding.

The Victorian Community History Awards recognise completed projects by Victorians which preserve Victoria's heritage and the appreciation of the history of Victoria. Applications are encouraged across several categories.

Assists with financial support against expenditures associated with applying to the Commonwealth Government's Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program

The Victorian Landcare Grants (previously known as the Second Generation Landcare Grants) are funded by the State Government's Victorian Landcare Program, which is managed by the Community Engagement and Landcare Unit in the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE). DSE funds a devolved grants process in each Catchment Management Authority (CMA) region, allocated competitively through the Victorian Investment Framework (VIF) process. At a regional level, the grants process is managed by the relevant CMA.

The Victorian Multicultural Commission Community Grants Program aims to support the needs of multicultural communities, promote Victoria's multicultural and multifaith society and strengthen the capacity of culturally, linguistically and religiously diverse organisations to participate in and influence their local communities and enjoy the benefits available to them as members of society.

Grants are provided to not-for profit community organisations and government departments for a range of property-related purposes as allowed by Section 76(3) of the Estate Agents Act 1980.

The Victorian Public Sculpture Fund will provide $1m over the next two years to contribute to the commissioning and/or installation of new public sculpture, of all forms, throughout the state.

The Victorian Racing Industry Fund provides financial support to the Victorian racing industry for improvements at racing and training venues and for selected programs designed to further stimulate industry growth and development.

Funding available to support wildlife rehabilitators to: purchasing general infrastructure to assist with the operation of their facilities; attending appropriate training; purchasing approved personal protective clothing and equipment for wildlife rescue during bushfires; and purchasing other equipment relevant to wildlife rehabilitation.

The Young Professionals Provincial Cadetship Program contributes to economic development through the growth of a skilled regional workforce and growing, sustainable population into the future.