Community & Culture

Intergenerational Wellness

Stream

The purpose of the Intergenerational Wellness stream is to assist Japanese Canadian individuals and families heal the intergenerational impacts that BC government actions in the 1940s had on the Japanese Canadian community. There are three categories of funding to support intergenerational wellness. Category 1 grants are intended to support projects that facilitate intergenerational Family Sharing & HealingCategory 2 grants are intended to assist with Seniors Intergenerational Group Wellness projects that support seniors and Survivors. Category 3 grants are intended to assist with projects that support Intergenerational Group Gatherings that address the collective historical trauma of the Internment Era experience.

Intergenerational Wellness – Intake 1

Applications Opened: September 1, 2023

Applications Closed: December 15, 2023

Category 1 & 3 Projects must be completed by:
April 30, 2024

Category 2 Projects must be completed by:
December 31, 2024

Intergenerational Wellness – Intake 2

Applications Opened: April 15, 2024

Applications Closed: May 24, 2024

Category 1 & 3 Projects must be completed by:
September 30, 2025

Category 2 Projects must be completed by:
June 30, 2025

Intergenerational Wellness Advisory & Assessment Team

  • Nicola Koyanagi

    Advisory | Assessment

  • Jan Nobuto

    Assessment

  • Leanne Toshiko Simpson

    Advisory

  • Lucy Komori

    Advisory | Assessment Intake 2

  • Jeff Masuda

    Advisory

  • Carley Okamura

    Advisory | Assessment

  • John Endo Greenaway

    Assessment Intake 1

  • Taya Mikado

    Assessment Intake 2

Other Funding Streams



Japanese Canadian Legacies are initiatives that honour our elders past and present. We are grateful to be doing this work on the ancestral lands of the Coast Salish peoples.