Educational BursariesEducational BursariesWith a motto of “we share”, Quotarians are known especially for their service to deaf, hard-of-hearing, and speech impaired individuals as well as disadvantaged women and children.
Both Districts 11 and 18 in Canada give educational bursaries.
Quotarians provide direct support to individuals and projects at both the local and international level.District 11| ·Assist a person with a communication disorder to receive instruction or |
| ·Assist a teacher who is willing to undertake the instruction of children with communication disorders or |
| ·Assist a person to undertake professional training for work in the field of communication disorders |
The bursary shall be paid directly to the successful recipient's institute of learning or upon presentation of expenses incurred for educational purposes, to the recipient themself. Visit the following links for further 
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District 18
In 1982, the Helene Mackenzie and Past Governors of District 18 Trust Fund was established, trustees were appointed and guidelines set. The guidelines for the distribution of the funds were made wide in scope to accommodate current and future needs of individuals and/or organizations. A charitable number for income tax purposes was obtained. In 1989-1990 we gave $10,000.00 to the Canadian Hearing Society for the production of the signing videos in the Vista Program. The Quota Logo is at the end of each video. We have also in the past assisted Canadian students studying at Gallaudet College in Washington D.C., deaf seniors and youth, the provincial deaf camp, and Mayfair in Toronto. However in the past few years this fund has mostly concentrated on our Bursary program, donating up to five, one thousand dollar bursaries each year to students who are in their second year and up in the interpreter programs of accredited colleges. We do consider all requests we receive for financial help. Visit the following links to read the 2007 Fall News and learn about the bursary 
, see the 2006 bursary or obtain a copy of the 2008-2009 
for Interpreter Studies students.
This year the trustees of the HMTF have unanimously supported expanding our bursary program to include the intervenor program. Therefore we are offering a bursary to financially assist a Canadian and permanent resident to complete their studies as an Intervenor for deaf/blind persons. Visit the following link to obtain a copy of the 2008-2009 for Intervenor Studies students
