Why are there grant reporting requirements?
Information provided in the interim and final grant reports keep us informed of your progress and are used to prepare Gambling Awareness Nova Scotia's annual reports. Therefore, prompt and complete grant reports are required from all GANS grant recipients.
When are Interim and/or Final Grant Reports due?
Interim Report due dates are decided on a project-by-project basis, and final grant reports are due when the grant period is completed; both dates are in your grant contract. Additionally, we will send you a reminder letter when the reports are due. The letter will include a sample of the required format to be used in your report.
What if my grant report is late?
If you expect your grant report will be overdue, you must contact GANS to let us know of your difficulty and to request any necessary assistance. Any amendments to grant contracts, including the deadline for reports, must be made in writing and signed by both contract parties. No additional grants will be awarded to organizations that have outstanding grant reports.
What are the required format for the grant report?
Standard Format for Interim Reports.
GANS Final Grant Report Guidelines
