Crime Prevention Funding Programs

New Lighthouses Partner

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Watch part of Premier’s Dexter’s speech

Above: Samantha Rheaume, Youth Advocate Worker, Sharon Martin, Executive Director, Youth Advocate Program, and Nicole Smythe, General Manager, Banana Republic Factory Store, chat with Premier Darrell Dexter at the announcement of the newest Lighthouses partner, the Halifax Youth Advocate Program and their Girls United program.

One-time Community Crime Prevention & Reduction Investment Grants Recipients

The Nova Scotia Department of Justice is providing funding to 39 organizations across the province. Their projects focus on strengthening relationships in communities to reduce and prevent crime. The projects being funded will connect youth to their communities through music, bring youth and seniors together to deal with violence, connect First Nations residents with their heritage, and support driver improvement, among other initiatives. Here is the list of the organizations that received funding

One-time Community Crime Prevention & Reduction Investment Grants

The 2013 call for applications is now closed.

Lighthouses Community Grants

The 2013 call for proposals is now closed.