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"There is no justice without access to justice."

The Rt. Hon. Beverley McLachlin

2023-02-06 McLachlin Fund grant recipients: 2022 funding call

 

The Rt. Hon. Beverley McLachlin Access to Justice Fund (the McLachlin Fund) is pleased to announce that it has awarded seven grants totalling $543,500 through its 2022 funding call.

The seven funded projects and programs will contribute to increased access to civil and family justice in different regions across Canada. 

Applications were selected based on their overall strength and fit with funding priorities, including potential for the work to be scaled up or replicated to enhance access to justice in other regions. In addition, assessment of applications took into consideration the funding landscape for access to justice initiatives across Canada, prioritizing the funding of strong proposals from under-represented and under-resourced regions.  

For a description of grant recipients and funded projects from the 2022 funding call, please see https://mclachlin.ca/our-work.

The McLachlin Fund is grateful to all the applicants and the work they do in support of access to justice.  

The McLachlin Fund’s Governing Council thanks the members of the national Review Committee for their work and the Vancouver Foundation for hosting the McLachlin Fund.

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2024-01-24 McLachlin Fund 2023 grant recipients

The Rt. Hon. Beverley McLachlin Access to Justice Fund (the McLachlin Fund) is pleased to share its 2023 grantmaking activity which resulted in supplemental funding totalling $60,000 being awarded to two grant recipients from the 2022 funding call, the New Brunswick Refugee Foundation and the Yukon Public Legal Education Association. 

2022-03-13 Inaugural Grant Recipients

For Immediate Release 

The McLachlin Fund Announces Inaugural Grant Recipients 

Innovative and practical projects to enhance access to civil and family justice in Canada. 

The Rt. Hon. Beverley McLachlin Access to Justice Fund (the McLachlin Fund) is pleased to announce that it has awarded five inaugural grants, totalling $237,378.75, to organizations dedicated to improving access to civil and family justice in Canada.