WTMF grant recipients from the latest funding round.
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Funding Round Grants: March, 2020
| Name of initiative & grant | Main contract holder (blue) and partner groups |
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| “Unity Compost” – granted $40,000.00 to pursue an initiative targeting reduced food waste while providing added support to the Hutt Valley community. |
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| “Wellington Regional Healthy Housing Group” – granted $30,000.00 to support the recruitment of an Executive Officer to help deliver a collaboration focused on ensuring houses in the Wellington region are warm, dry and safe. |
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| “Top of the South Collective” – granted $5,000.00 to bring budget services in Nelson/Motueka together to understand, explore and bring to life a 'Centre of Excellence' model to the way services are delivered. |
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| “Age Concern Auckland” – granted $15,000.00 to complete the final step in the recent amalgamation of 3 Age Concerns into Age Concern Auckland by implementing a unified IT and phone system – one that will further enable collaboration between remote workers. |
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| “Redemption Street” – granted $5,500.00 to run an intensive workshop involving Redemption Arts, Hobson Street Theatre Company and the Northland Regional Correction Facility to strengthen existing connections and design a future collaboration. |
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| “Creative Spaces West Coast” – granted $8,400.00 to complete a feasibility study involving WestREAP and Creative Spaces West Coast to see if long term collaboration is possible. |
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| “KTAT/HWFC Merger” – granted $11,770.00 to complete the merge of Kia Timata Ano Trust and Helensville Women & Family Centre using a best-practice process recently prepared from a previous WTMF supported initiative. |
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| “A collaborative Hub for Phillipstown and close neighbourhoods” – granted $12,000.00 to hold a series of facilitated workshops over six months to build on existing connections between the 13 members of the Phillipstown Hub and other community groups. |
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| “PIPS + PWC” – granted $2,620.00 to contract a facilitator to hold meetings between Perinatel Wellbeing Canterbury and Pregnancy Infancy Parenting Support to craft a collaborative way forward that builds on existing support provided to parents and caregivers. |
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| “Kia Tika - Getting it right” – granted $20,000.00 to bring partnering organisations together to develop a collaborative strategy and practice – informed by deeply understanding the aspirations and needs of those the organisations serve. |
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