We endeavor to accomplish our mission through community engagements focused on Indigenous well-being be it emotional, physical, spiritual, environmental and/or infrastructure supports. We want to create opportunities for educating and training Indigenous peoples to gain employment in several fields including in the fields of non-destructive testing (NDT), environmental services, professional services, and red seal trades.
As we build our foundation, we intend to establish multiple initiatives in support of our vision including
the creation of a bursary program for Indigenous youth ending their high school careers wishing to enter
the workforce and practical “on the job” training and mentoring opportunities.
As we grow as will our initiatives, if you would like more information about the Weaving Roots
Foundation, please feel free to reach out.
Applications will be accepted year-round, with bursaries to be awarded twice throughout the calendar year, June and December
June award – applications accepted December 1st through May 31st
December award – applications accepted June 1st through November 30th
Each application will be evaluated by the WRF Bursary Evaluation Committee, and will notify successful applicants on or by wither June 30th or December 31st.
WRF is committed to providing successful applicant bursaries up to a total amount of $50,000/calendar year.