It's meant to address the rise of hate incidents against religious and minority groups, particularly amid the recent spike in antisemitism and Islamophobia Government funding will provide community facilities, including synagogues, mosques, community hubs, and Jewish and Muslim schools and childcare centres, with up to $20,000 to help better protect their spaces from hate-motivated incidents, graffiti, vandalism, or other damage. Grant funding can be used for measures such as hiring security staff, surveillance cameras, security assessments, cybersecurity and building repairs. It's meant to address the rise of hate incidents against religious and minority groups, particularly amid the recent spike in...
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