Iskotêw Training

11/13/2025

Secure the Funding Your Community Deserves 💪🔥

At Iskotêw Training Inc., we believe every First Nation deserves access to funding and programs that build safer, stronger, and more self-sufficient communities.

We proudly offer grant writing services that help First Nation communities access millions in available funding across Canada, focusing on:
✅ Firefighting and emergency services
✅ Youth, education, and infrastructure projects
✅ Community safety and training programs

✨ Free consultations
✨ No upfront fees
✨ Commission only after approval

Our mission is simple. We do not stop until your project is funded.
Let’s secure the support your community deserves.

📅 Book your free consultation: iskotewtraining.ca

📧 Email: maverick@iskotewtraining.ca

11/10/2025

We Write the Grant, You Keep the Funding

At Iskotêw Training Inc., we make grant writing simple, ethical, and affordable for every community and organization.

We’ll research, write, and submit your grant, for any type of project:
🏠 Community programs & housing
👩‍💼 Business and entrepreneurship
🧑‍🎓 Youth, culture & education
🔥 Emergency services & FireSmart
🌿 Environment & infrastructure

Here’s the best part 👇
✅ No upfront fees
✅ We only charge if your grant is approved
✅ Our small fee is built into the grant, so you don’t pay out of pocket

That means you can go after funding with zero risk.
We succeed only when you do.

📞 Book your free consultation: iskotewtraining.ca

📧 Email: maverick@iskotewtraining.ca

11/06/2025

🎄 Holiday Indigenous Makers Market – Nov 21 @ Lakeland College!

Shop local, support Indigenous makers & students 💫
🕛 12–7 PM | 💰 Tables $50 | 🍲 Entry by donation

👉 Register: https://forms.office.com/r/YEtaMp9duF

🌞 Good morning, makers!
There are still a few vendor spots available for our Holiday Indigenous Makers Market, hosted by the Indigenous Student Council at Lakeland College!
🪶 Tables are $50, and all proceeds support Indigenous Student Council initiatives throughout the year. Plus — the council will be purchasing items from attending vendors to include in our raffle prizes, offering even more opportunity to showcase your work!
✨ Join us to share your handmade creations, connect with the community, and celebrate the holiday season while supporting Indigenous students.
📅 Friday, November 21st
🕛 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Lakeland College Lloydminster Campus
🎟️ Entry: By food or cash donation — all food donations will support our Vermilion and Lloydminster student food pantries.
💸 Raffle Baskets: $5 for 1 ticket or $10 for 3 tickets. Please bring cash! An ATM will be available on-site if needed.
📲 Register now using the QR code on the poster or click here: https://forms.office.com/r/YEtaMp9duF
📧 Questions? Email indigenous@lakelandcollege.ca

11/03/2025

🔥 Who we are

Iskotêw Training Inc. is an Indigenous-owned and Nation-driven training company delivering youth firefighter training, leadership camps, Nation safety programs, and grant writing support for community-led projects across Alberta and Saskatchewan.

✅ Indigenous-led and community-driven
✅ Training built for Nations
✅ Skills that build futures
✅ Youth confidence + leadership
✅ Community safety and Nation strength
✅ Grant writing support for funding applications

We partner with First Nations to build real pathways into firefighting, emergency response, and protective services. Our team supports Nations with training, equipment, and community safety initiatives that create lasting impact.

💪 Follow Iskotêw Training to see how we’re empowering Indigenous youth, building Nation strength, and leading the next generation of firefighters and community leaders.

10/28/2025

🔥 Who we are

Iskotêw Training Inc. is an Indigenous-owned and Nation-driven training company delivering youth firefighter training, leadership camps, Nation safety programs, and grant writing support for community-led projects across Alberta and Saskatchewan.

✅ Indigenous-led and community-driven
✅ Training built for Nations
✅ Skills that build futures
✅ Youth confidence + leadership
✅ Community safety and Nation strength
✅ Grant writing support for funding applications

We partner with First Nations to build real pathways into firefighting, emergency response, and protective services. Our team supports Nations with training, equipment, and community safety initiatives that create lasting impact.

💪 Follow Iskotêw Training to see how we’re empowering Indigenous youth, building Nation strength, and leading the next generation of firefighters and community leaders.

Send a message to learn more

10/17/2025

Ignite Indigenous Youth, Logo Design Contest!
We’re looking for a fresh new logo for The Iskotêw Foundation, an Indigenous-led nonprofit empowering youth through leadership, culture, and fire service training.

🎨 Prize: $500 in gift cards
📅 Deadline: November 14, 2025
💻 Submit your design here: https://forms.gle/MxVvsTeoR2jBVrT76

Let your creativity spark change! 🔥
Tag or share with a designer who might want to enter. Everyone is welcome to apply!

10/07/2025

Huge thank you to SaskTel for sponsoring our Youth Indigenous Firefighter Exposure Camp!

Thanks to your support, youth from Goodfish/Whitefish First Nation had the opportunity to train, learn, and connect through hands-on firefighting experience last week (Sept 29 & Oct 1).

Programs like this help build confidence, leadership, and career pathways for Indigenous youth across Treaty 6 territory.

10/02/2025

Last week, Iskotêw Training had the privilege of hosting a booth at the Economic Partnership event.

A big thank you to Wade Whitstone and Kuna Gadwa for representing our team and sharing the vision of our Indigenous youth firefighter and training programs. Their efforts helped us build valuable connections with both the business community and Nations across the region.

We look forward to continuing these conversations and creating partnerships that support youth empowerment, safety, and community growth.

🔥 Iskotêw Training, Building strong communities, one connection at a time.

10/01/2025

We are grateful for the opportunity to sponsor the lunch at the Cultural Connections, Truth and Reconciliation Learning Experience at Weaver Heritage Park.

It was an honour to stand alongside community members, elders, and knowledge keepers in learning and sharing. Events like this remind us of the importance of coming together in the spirit of reconciliation and community.