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Supporting psychological health & safety in New Brunswick workplaces

We invite eligible organizations to apply for funding to deliver evidence‑based projects that prevent or mitigate traumatic psychological injuries (TPIs) or enhance psychological health and safety in New Brunswick workplaces. 

Applicant Information

The applicant is the organization that will be accountable for all project deliverables and reporting requirements and will lead project planning, scope and timelines. The applicant’s contact person will receive all project correspondence and notifications from WorkSafeNB. 

Project Details

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Please include: how the project fits within your organization’s overall psychological health and safety plan, the outcomes, tools, or assets that will remain after the project concludes, and how these will support broader awareness, prevention, or system‑wide learning related to traumatic psychological injuries (TPIs) and/or psychological health and safety.

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Partner Information (if applicable) 

A partner is an organization you have a formal working relationship with and will make significant contributions to the project. The partner may support project planning, help achieve deliverables, or provide subject matter expertise. Project objectives should align with the partner’s organizational mandate. 

You may not use WorkSafeNB funding to pay a partner for completing specific tasks or components of the project. A partner may not profit financially from the project. You must disclose any material benefit a partner may receive from the project (financial, intellectual property, reputational, or commercial), to ensure alignment with our program intent. 

You must confirm the partner’s participation before including them in the application. 

Groups Impacted

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This must include: who will use the service/benefit from the project, why is this audience being targeted and what are the key characteristics of these users (for example: age group, community, profession, lived experience, or geographic area)?

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This must include: approximately how many people will the project reach during the 12‑month grant period, the number of participants expected (if applicable) and what factors could affect these numbers.

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Project Deliverables 

This section outlines the concrete outputs that will be completed during the project and how they support the project’s objectives.


Deliverables may include: 

  • a final project report that summarizes activities, outcomes, and key learnings;
  • a resource, toolkit, protocol, or training module;
  • a pilot evaluation summary or implementation guide to support future scaling or replication; and
  • knowledge‑sharing products or activities, such as a presentation, webinar, or summary document.

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Evaluation and Success Measures 

This section describes how you will assess whether the project has been successfully implemented and achieved its intended outcomes within the 12‑month project term.

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Such as: services delivered as planned, participation levels, pilot launched on schedule

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Project Schedule, Resources, and Budget

Applicants must provide details on the project timeline, required resources, additional funding sources, and the budget requested to support project delivery.

Note: Projects cannot start before both parties (the grant recipient and WorkSafeNB) sign the grant agreement. Grant recipients must complete projects within 12 months of the date the grant agreement is signed.

The schedule must include milestones related to project development, service delivery or implementation, evaluation, wrap‑up or post‑delivery activities.

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Eligible expenses may include: consultants or contractors required for specialized expertise, project‑specific materials or equipment, travel costs (not to exceed 10% of the total budget or $5,000, whichever is lower), and/or staff training or staffing costs (including role, salary, and FTE)

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For each funding source or resource, include: the source of the contribution, dollar value, if the contribution is cash or in‑kind, if the contribution has been received or is pending

Additional Project Information

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This may include: uncontrollable circumstances, participant availability due to shift work or rotating schedules, geographic distance from service locations, and resource or capacity constraints.

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This may include: research or best‑practice literature evaluations of similar or comparable programs, outcomes or lessons learned from past projects or evidence demonstrating effectiveness

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