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Alaska Marine Safety Education Association |
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2011 AMSEA Mini-Grant ProgramOn December 1, 2010 – for the ninth consecutive year – AMSEA awarded mini-grants to help fund cold-water and boating safety training and education projects in Alaska. These grants are intended to increase or enhance safety training and education for high-risk groups such as such as rural residents. The funds are available to any organization or business desiring to offer boating safety or cold-water safety training, taught by AMSEA-trained educators and instructors, which meets the criteria as outlined in the 2011 grant guidelines. Although the 2011 mini-grant application period is now closed, you may visit the 2011 Request for Proposals page to learn more about how these grants were awarded. Mini-grant proposals will next be solicited late in 2011 or early in 2012.
THE 2011 GRANTEES: Alaskan Dream Ventures – $3,100.00 For AMSEA instructor Rob Hulse to conduct cold-water safety training for children in the Anchorage School District as well as to provide a train-the-trainer workshop for schoolteachers wishing to offer cold-water safety education to their students. Haines Swimming Pool - $2,932.36 To provide cold-water safety training for Haines, AK school children in grades kindergarten through eight. Ilisagvik College - $2,500.00 To offer Survival Equipment, Procedures and Onboard Drills training for residents of Point Hope and Point Lay as well as to provide cold-water safety training for Point Lay school children. Klukwan School, Chatham School District– $585.00 For AMSEA instructors RaeAnn Galasso and Patricia Peters to provide cold-water safety training for all students enrolled at Klukwan School. Ravens Circle Consulting – $2,030.00 For AMSEA instructor Jeanne Boyle to provide boating safety training for 5 to 20-year olds in Circle, AK and Venetie, AK as a part of the Circle Summer School Program. Seldovia Village Tribe – $2,727.00
Southeast Island School District – $2,892.0 For AMSEA instructor Cheryl Fecko and others to provide boating safety training for all school children in Edna Bay, AK and Coffman Cove, AK. Winter Blues – $1,975.00
See a list of past AMSEA mini-grant award winners. Reporting forms and requirements
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Last updated Friday, January 6, 2012 Copyright 2000-2010, Alaska Marine Safety Education Association |
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