HOME OF THE BLACK WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP HUB (BWEH) AND BLACK YOUTH HUB (BYH)
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HOME OF BLACK WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP HUB (BWEH)
Incubating and Accelerating Economic Opportunities for ACB Women
and Youth
A culturally safe space for blACK YOUTH
Black Youth Hub
Black Youth Hub is a culturally safe place for African, Caribbean and Black Youth age 16 - 29 to hang out and find support in becoming employment ready, obtain job placements, training/upskilling, health/mental health supports and empowerment.
Our Team
Our History
Our History
Our amazing team includes our advisory board members, regular and part-time volunteers are committed to helping African Caribbean and Black (ACB) women including newcomers women and youth. We take our convictions and turn them into action.
Our History
Our History
Our History
ImmigrantsCAN IEHDC was founded in 2018 by Black immigrant women leaders, in business, technology and physical and mental health as a grassroots organization with the mandate to advance ACB and Immigrant newcomer women and youth's prosperity, economic security, safety and health. Our efforts focused on assistance in starting and acceler
ImmigrantsCAN IEHDC was founded in 2018 by Black immigrant women leaders, in business, technology and physical and mental health as a grassroots organization with the mandate to advance ACB and Immigrant newcomer women and youth's prosperity, economic security, safety and health. Our efforts focused on assistance in starting and accelerating businesses, finding employment and affordable housing. We partnering with NCAC to provide culturally informed mental health supports.
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
ImmigrantsCAN IEHDC advances ACB and newcomer women and youth by focusing our efforts on increasing prosperity, economic security, health and safety. Our three pillars of support are employment, social entrepreneurship and affordable housing.
business supports for Black Owned Businesses
Support for businesses
- CEBA (Canada Emergency Business Account)
Open Interest-free loans for small businesses and not-for-profits - HASCAP (Highly Affected Sectors Credit Availability Program)
Open Low-interest loans to cover operational needs for hard-hit businesses - CERS (Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy)
Open Rent and mortgage support for qualifying organizations affected by COVID‑19 - CEWS (Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy)
Open Help for businesses to keep or rehire employees - BCAP (Business Credit Availability Program)
Open Credit to help cover operating costs due to COVID‑19 - RRRF (Regional Relief and Recovery Funds)
Open Help for businesses unable to access other support measures. Apply through your Regional Development AgencyFind your Regional Development Agency - BEP (Black Entrepreneurship Program)
Details to comeThe Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund will provide loans up to $250,000 - Support for Indigenous businesses
Open Short-term, interest-free loans and non-repayable contributions - Large Employer Emergency Financing Facility
Open Bridge financing for Canada's largest employers facing financial challenges - Additional support
Other supports for your business may be available to you in your province or territoryFind your province or territory
Announce coming events
Support for employees or self-employed individuals
- CRB (Canada Recovery Benefit) Open Income support for employed or self-employed individuals who are not eligible for Employment Insurance (EI)
- CRSB (Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit) Open Income support for employed or self-employed individuals who are sick or need to self-isolate due to COVID‑19
- CRCB (Canada Recovery Caregiving Benefit) Open Income support to employed and self-employed individuals who are unable to work because they must care for a dependant
- Home office expenses for employeesYou may be able to claim some home office expenses
- Wage Earner Protection ProgramPayment of eligible wages to workers whose employer has gone bankrupt or become subject to
Help Black Women and Youth
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Your support and contributions will reduce barriers and advance Racialized and Newcomer / Immigrant Women full economic participation with a focus on Afo-Caribbean Black (ACB) Women
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