Canada’s Response To COVID-19 With Student Force

The number of workforce battling the serious COVID-19 pandemic issue on the forefront is becoming a major concern across the world.

In response to it and to meet the requirements, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a special announcement in his recent press briefing, asking the young minds to contribute and fight the pandemic to bring the country back to normal.

Launching the new ‘Canada Student Service Grant’, Mr Trudeau asked the Postsecondary and Graduate students to gain valuable experience while contributing to the community. The students who are planning for summer volunteering can participate in this newly launched service and receive a grant between $1000-5000, depending on their work hours.

In order to get more details about this program and find opportunities near your zone, PM announced to check the Government of Canada Website and go to ‘I Want To Help’ portal.

The press-briefing of PM Trudeau was shared on the official social media page of ‘Prime Minister of Canada’ with the caption, “If you’re a post-secondary student or a recent graduate, you can help in the fight against #COVID19 by volunteering with a local organization. Find opportunities and see if you’re eligible for the new Canada Student Service Grant this summer: http://Canada.ca/Iwanttohelp”.

If you’re a post-secondary student or a recent graduate, you can help in the fight against #COVID19 by volunteering with a local organization. Find opportunities and see if you’re eligible for the new Canada Student Service Grant this summer: https://t.co/VR6MjvBh4c pic.twitter.com/piEY7PjFSl

— Prime Minister of Canada (@CanadianPM) June 25, 2020