Emotional regulation is a key part of student success, and schools across Canada are increasingly turning to regulation to support well-being. The Zones of Regulation is one of the most widely used frameworks for helping students understand their feelings and build regulation skills.
To support educators and school leaders, we’ve created a free Canada Funding Guide to help you navigate the funding landscape. This resource is designed for educators and school leaders looking to implement or expand The Zones of Regulation. It outlines the most common and accessible funding options and offers practical advice for getting started.
What the Guide Covers
- School and board-level funding options, including how discretionary and operational budgets can support SEL implementation.
- Learn how to align your investment with board goals to strengthen your case.
- Provincial and territorial mental health funding, including national initiatives like the Youth Mental Health Fund.
- Philanthropic and community-based grants that have supported well-being initiatives in schools across Canada.
- Inclusive education and equity-based funding, especially relevant for schools supporting students with diverse learning needs.
- Parent and community contributions, with tips for engaging Parent Advisory Councils, Home and School Associations, or local service clubs to help co-fund The Zones.
- Sample language for grant applications, including key program information.
Whether you’re building a case for funding, identifying potential partners, or just exploring what’s possible, this guide is meant to make the process easier.
Take the next step toward bringing The Zones of Regulation to your school community.
Click here to download the Canada Funding Guide!
