Quotes for funding applications
What the application needs from the builder.
Each federal program wants the building, its cost and its timing on paper before it funds anything. That paperwork is where Herauf comes in: a priced estimate, drawings, and a schedule planned around how the site is reached.
The community or its organization applies, and the program decides eligibility. Herauf does not administer any program, apply on a community's behalf or promise that a project is eligible.
By building type.
Homes, schools and other community infrastructure on reserve
- Usually funded by
- ISC Capital Facilities and Maintenance Program
- How it is applied for
- Through the First Nation's infrastructure investment plan, due at the ISC regional office by October 15.
- What Herauf supplies
- A cost for each building, so it can go into the plan before the deadline.
Clinics, health buildings and staff residences
- Usually funded by
- ISC Health Facilities Program
- How it is applied for
- Through the First Nations and Inuit health regional office. No fixed deadline.
- What Herauf supplies
- A layout and a budget estimate. Herauf's published clinic and pharmacy layouts are a starting point.
Child and family services buildings
- Usually funded by
- ISC capital assets for First Nations child and family services
- How it is applied for
- A capital funding request that is ready to proceed: approved by the First Nation, with feasibility and design work complete.
- What Herauf supplies
- The layout and quote that make up the design work.
Non-profit rental housing on reserve
- Usually funded by
- CMHC Section 95
- How it is applied for
- Through CMHC's Indigenous and Northern Housing Solutions Specialist.
- What Herauf supplies
- The quote and drawings the proposal needs.
Métis, Inuit and off-reserve housing
- Usually funded by
- CMHC Indigenous funding
- How it is applied for
- Start from CMHC's Indigenous funding page, which gathers its programs for First Nations, Inuit and Métis housing.
- What Herauf supplies
- A budget estimate and schedule for whichever program the community applies to.
Program rules and deadlines change, so confirm them with the program itself.
What to send Herauf.
Tell Herauf which building you need, where it is going, whether the site is reached by road year-round or only on a winter road, and which deadline the application faces. Herauf replies within one business day.
How each program works, with links to the official pages, is in the guide to funding modular buildings for First Nations on heraufmodular.com.
Work with us.
Send the building type, the community and how it is reached. Herauf replies within one business day.