Learning Fund for Young Adults (LFYA)

Government of British Columbia - Ministry of Children and Family Development Original Source

About This Opportunity

The Learning Fund for Young Adults (LFYA) is a one-time $1,500 grant offered by the Province of British Columbia to help young adults with care experience access learning opportunities. The grant supports young people who have been in government care (such as foster care, youth agreements, or under various custody orders) to pursue education, employment training, life-skills development, or other learning activities. The program emphasizes flexibility and autonomy, allowing eligible recipients to choose their own learning paths based on their personal interests and goals. Young adults can apply directly or have a representative such as a caregiver or social worker apply on their behalf. Once eligibility is confirmed and the application is reviewed, payments are typically received within four to six weeks.

4-6 weeks

Who Can Apply

Region
British Columbia, Canada
Residency
Canada
Project in
Canada
Applicants
individual
Age
17 - 151 years old

Application Details

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

Review process

Ministry staff verify eligibility by checking care records, then review the application for completeness before processing payment.