• 1 Current Application form
  • 2 Budget detail template
  • 3 Add attachments
  • 4 Preview and submit application
  • 5 Submit application for funding
name of program to which you are applying for funding

Application for funding

Completing the form

This is a standard form used by Accessibility Standards Canada

You must read the Applicant Guide related to the program information on how to complete and submit this form. Each funding program may have different:

  • eligibility requirements
  • priorities, or
  • supporting documents to send with your Application Form.

You must complete all parts of the Application form, unless the guide or the form tell you not to. Accessibility Standards Canada can refuse applications that are missing information or have errors.

You must submit your application form by the deadline. We will not accept late applications.

This document includes these sections:

Notice to applicants

Part 1 – Organization

A. Organization

B. Organization contact info

C. Organization capacity

Part 2 – Project proposal

A. Project ddentification

B. Project description

C. Project details

Part 3 – Funding

A. Anticipated sources of funding

B. Budget

C. Budget details

Part 4 – Attestation

Appendix A

How to submit the form and supporting documents

Read the Applicant Guide for instructions. The guide will tell you how to submit your application and your supporting documents.

Notice to applicants

Attestation

To be eligible, you must have the authority to:
  • submit project proposals for the applicant organization, and
  • enter into contracts and agreements or this organization
Checking the 3 boxes in Part 4 of the form, means the information in the application and supporting documents is:
  • true
  • accurate, and
  • complete
You must provide:
  • your name
  • your title, and
  • the date

No signature is needed.

Information in the form

Completing this application form is voluntary. We will use this information to assess your project.

We may also use or share your application information:

  • for policy analysis
  • to do some research
  • for evaluation
  • to discuss with other relevant government of Canada departments or federal organization to assist with project evaluation. For example, it may help to decide if the project addresses a gap or focuses on relevant topics.
  • to share information with others outside the government as a part of the review process.

These other options for using or sharing personal information will not affect your relationship with this department or any other government organization.

Personal information

We make sure to manage personal information outlined in :

  • the Privacy Act, and
  • other relevant laws

You have the right to:

  • access your personal information
  • ask to make corrections if you think there is an error or something is missing.

Questions, concerns, or complaints about how the Privacy Act and privacy policies are applied can be sent to the Accessibility Standards Canada's Privacy Coordinator:

Accessiblity Standards Canada Privacy Coordinator
125 Sussex Drive, Terrasse Level, Suite 010 Confederation Room
Ottawa ON, K1A 0G2

If you are not happy with our response to your privacy concern, contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.

Access to information

After this process, the information on the successful applications will be available on Open Government

Your application is also subject to the Access to Information Act (ATIA). The ATIA gives every person a right to access information under the department’s control, except for some exemptions.

Find instructions for accessing this information here. You can also visit a Service Canada Centre.

Part 1 - Organization

A. Organization identification

B. Organization contact

Primary contact - This should be your primary contact person with respect to this application for funding.

37. Preferred language of communication

26. Organization contact - address

Secondary contact - This should be your secondary contact person with respect to this application for funding.

37. Preferred language of communication

38. Organization contact - address

C. Organizational capacity

If 'Yes' please complete the fields below for each amounts owing

Amount owing ($) Nature of the amount owing (e.g. taxes, penalties, overpayments) Department or agency to which amount is owed 51. If an amount is owing, is a payment plan in place?

Part 2 - Project

A. Project identification

B. Project description

If ‘Yes’, please include your main address and an address for every other location where project activities will occur

Address City or town Province or territory Postal code
If ‘Yes’, please select all that apply

64. Does your project include activities that are listed in the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) Regulations Designating Physical Activities established under the Canadian Impact Assessment Act 2019

If ‘yes’, then, as per the Canadian Impact Assessment Act (2019), you must submit your project description electronically to the IAAC for further review. The IAAC will determine if an IA is required based on your project description. Accessibility Standards Canada funding will be conditional upon receipt by the department of, as the case may be, IAAC confirmation that an IA is not required, or, a copy of the completed IA and confirmation that your organization is equipped to appropriately address the IA findings.

Part 3 - Funding

A. Anticipated sources of funding

(Please use a period for decimal points. Commas will not be recognized.)
65. Source name 66. Source type 67. Cash 68. In-kind ($ value) 69. Confirmed - Cash 69. Confirmed - In-kind

Total Funding for the Project

0.00
0.00

B. Budget

Please refer to Question 76 to provide additional budget information

(Please use a period for decimal points. Commas will not be recognized.)

70. Cost category 71. Accessibility Standards Canada ($) 72. Other - Cash ($) 73. Other - In-kind ($)

Total planned expenditures

0.00
0.00
0.00

C. Budget details

You have to use a period for decimal points. Commas will not be recognized.
74. Associated businesses or individuals: Please check all statements below that apply to your planned expenditures of Accessibility Standards Canada funding:

PART 4 – Attestation

For your application to be eligible, the official representative who has the capacity and the authority to submit project proposals and enter into contracts and agreements for your organization must confirm these statements: