Frequently Asked Questions-
Community & Academic Partnership Grants
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Community-based organizations in Manitoba that support youth and family mental health are eligible to apply. Partnerships with academic researchers are required. These can be pre-existing, or PRIME can help facilitate a match through our matchmaking process.
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No, you do not need an academic partner at the time of application. If you already have a partner, list them in your application. If not, PRIME can help connect you with a researcher who shares similar interests.
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• A completed application form.
• A letter of support if the applicant is not in an organizational leadership role.
• Detailed project description.
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Yes. All community members, academics, staff and team members participating in the project must complete the PRIME membership survey.
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Community grants will be issued as a lumpsum in a form of cheque and mailed to the winning organization.
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Please reach out to the PRIME Coordinator at PRIME@umanitoba.ca with any questions prior to the deadline.