Funding

funding information

 

for students

The Jasper Adult Learning & Literacy Council believes in supporting life-long learning for all residents. This includes those who may be feeling financially strapped or earning a minimal income. We work to remove barriers so that all of Jasper’s adults are able to reach their highest potential.

If you would like to take a class, but are experiencing financial obstacles, please contact us for options. Those with financial need may be eligible for a variety of subsidies including our own Program Assistance Fund. Click on the link to download & print an application to submit to Ginette Marcoux-Frigon. You may also call 780 852-4418.

Low-income students may also qualify for Alberta Learning's Student Finance Bursaries for up to $300/semester. Contact us for details on qualification.

 

Jasper Program Assistance Fund

JASPER PROGRAM ASSISTANCE FUND

Sponsored by the Jasper Adult Learning & Literacy Council

What is it?

  • The Jasper Program Assistance Fund is a bursary designed to help remove financial barriers, which may hinder participation in life-long learning opportunities.

Who may use the Fund?

  • Adults who live in Jasper National Park are eligible to apply for assistance from the Jasper Program Assistance Fund. Adults wishing to access this fund must be Canadian Citizens, Landed Immigrants or Permanent Residents.

  • An individual may receive up to $100 from the fund per calendar year.

How may I access this fund?

  • Interested individuals must submit their application to the Executive Director of the Jasper Adult Learning Council.

  • All applications are kept confidential.

If you have any questions or would like to apply for financial assistance for any courses call Ginette at the Community Learning Centre at 852-4418.

The Program Assistance Fund Application in PDF format is available here.

 

Alberta Scholarships & Bursaries

ALIS Website: More on Scholarships and Bursaries

 

JALC Program Funders

The Jasper Adult Learning & Literacy Council and Adult Literacy Services receives base grant funding from Community Programs, a branch of Alberta Advanced Education & Technology.

JALC also receives funding for special projects and programs.Our funders and projects are listed below.

 

Grants

  • Alberta Employment & Immigration: Career and Employment Services

  • Solicitor General - Restorative Justice Education

  • ACHF - Harm Reduction Education

  • Jasper Health Care Foundation (Senior's Strength Training, Wellness Workshops)

  • Rural Access & Innovation, Alberta Advanced Education & Technology

  • Action for Health - Westview Regional Health Authority (Senior's Home Care Educator)

  • Community Development Fund

  • Community Initiatives Program

  • Community Loyalty Program - Super A