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Objectives
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The Expert Collective (TEC) developed a For the Love of Youth Project (FLY) that provides underrepresented and newcomer students in high school or attending post-secondary education programs in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories (NWT), Ontario, Manitoba and British Columbia after-school programs such as tutoring, counselling and other social supports to help them stay in school, graduate on time and go on to post-secondary education.
The project’s specific objectives are to:
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Increase the student's engagement in their studies;
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Help students build strong social networks through athletics, support services and peer-based activities;
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Help students set educational and career-related goals; and
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Improve students’ knowledge and access to technologies and related training.
Target Student Population
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Junior High School Students
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Senior High School Students
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College Students
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Vocational/Trade Students
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University Students
Who are:
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visible minority and racialized students
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newcomer students (landed in Canada within the last five years)
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students with disabilities
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indigenous students
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students from low-income households based on the 2020 and 2021 Notice of Assessment
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students identifying as two-spirited, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, queer and questioning (2SLGBTQ+),
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students experiencing or at risk of homelessness
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students from Official Language Minority Communities (French-speaking)
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Project Duration
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August 1, 2022, to March 31, 2023
Programs and Services
A. Educational and After-School Support Funding Assistance
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Financial assistance for after-school sports registration fees
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Distribution of sports equipment (1000 students)
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Basketball
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Water bottle
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Duffel bags
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Dry-fit shirts
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Meal vouchers
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Distribution of educational needs to eligible student recipients
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Textbooks, Bus passes, Scientific or graphic calculators (800 students)
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Chromebooks (1000 students)
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FLY Academic Scholarships (200 Awardees)
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Most Punctual (students attending Tutoring Services)
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Best Attendance (students attending Tutoring Services)
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Academic Improvement (students attending Tutoring Services)
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Student-Athlete Academic Achiever (maintained or improved their grades while participating in school sports)
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Best FLY Student Mentor (exhibited strong leadership skills)
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Financial Assistance for Students with Disabilities
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​Assistive Equipment
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B. After-School Supports and Activities
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Basketball 3x3 Winter Camps
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Facilitated by Dinos University of Calgary
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Participation Awards
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Free Meal
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Tutoring Services
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One-on-one or Group Academic Tutoring
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Online or In-Person Support
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Courses: Math, English, Science, Social Studies, and University Courses
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Student Peer Support
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Exclusive/Private student online forum
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Mentoring
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Career Coaching
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Assistance for post-secondary school selection and application
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Student Loan Application
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Academic Scholarship Application
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Services for Students with Disabilities
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​In-Office Employment
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Transportation Allowance
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After-School Learning Sessions with invited Expert/Guest Speakers for topics on:
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“Empowering Student-Athlete Holistic Wellness”
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“Finding Life Balance Between School and Work”
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"Students' Applications for Student Loans"
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Student scholarship applications
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Post-secondary school selections and registrations
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Free meals while participating in the session
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Hybrid digital literacy workshop on essential online tools, including, but not limited to:
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Microsoft Suite and Adobe Acrobat
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FLY Exhibitor at Immigration and Career Fairs in:
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Toronto
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Manitoba
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Saskatchewan
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Calgary
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Vancouver
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FLY Recognition Day
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Showcasing of students’ cultural talents
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Awarding of scholarships
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Certificate of Participation
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Volunteer Awards
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Free Lunch
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Networking
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