Lead, Inspire, Empower
Are you ready to make a difference in your community? The Vietnamese Women’s Association of Toronto (VWAT) is excited to present the 5th cohort for the Leader Maker Microgrant Program, a fantastic opportunity for newcomer and visible minority youth like you to take charge, create change, and inspire inclusivity and resilience within your community.
This program is all about giving YOU the power—with funding, mentorship, and training—to bring your ideas to life and create meaningful projects that benefit others.
What’s in it for you?
Who’s eligible to apply?
Key Dates:
How to apply? It’s easy! Just answer a few questions:
Sounds exciting, right? We know you’ve got big ideas, and now is your chance to put them into action!
Next Steps:
For any questions or if you need assistance, feel free to reach out to:
This is your chance to be a leader and make your mark on your community. We’re excited to see what you’ll create!
Looking forward to your incredible ideas!
The Leader Maker Microgrant program is funded by Canada Service Corps, a national movement that empowers youth aged 15-30 to gain experience and build important skills while giving back to their community. Learn more at Canada.ca/CanadaServiceCorps.
VWAT Improv, a dynamic program led by microgrant recipient Tinny Nguyen, empowered youth to build confidence, think on their feet, and express themselves through the art of improvisation while also giving them the opportunity to see live shows in the city.
Summer in The City, led by microgrant recipient Tien Nguyen, provided newcomer youth with exciting opportunities to explore Toronto, connect with their peers, and experience the city’s vibrant culture.
V-Nected, led by microgrant recipients Lina Le and Ann Hoang, created a supportive space for Vietnamese youth to connect, share experiences, and celebrate their cultural identity through community-building activities.
The Great Climb, led by microgrant recipient Clark Le, challenged youth to push their limits, build resilience, and foster teamwork through exciting indoor rock climbing experiences across the winter months.
FunFest, led by microgrant recipient Christine Le, brought teenage youth together for excursions of excitement and community bonding through fun activities like go-kart racing and bowling.
Leading to Reading, led by microgrant recipient Anne Nguyen, ignited excitement for reading through engaging activities and book giveaways, while boosting participants’ confidence and public speaking skills over five impactful weeks.
An official receipt for tax purposes will be issued for all donations $10 and over. Please send your donation to VWAT’s office or send an e-transfer to vtruong@vwat.org, and note that the e-transfer is a donation in the message section.
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