WTMF grant recipients from the latest funding round.
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Fund recipients complete a brief report upon completion of their initiative – access our online Grantee Report Form here.
Funding Round Grants: August, 2019
| Name of initiative & grant | Main contract holder (blue) and partner groups |
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| “Foodbank Aotearoa New Zealand” – granted $30,000.00 to drive a collaborative solution to food rescue and relief in New Zealand. |
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| “Breathe Easy Tamariki” – granted $22,980.00 to enhance education and outcomes for primary school students suffering from asthma in the Mangere region. |
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| “Investigating NSN and NSW working more closely together both at operational and governance levels.” – granted $7,000.00 to investigate and report on the potential benefits of Neighbourhood Support Nelson and Neighbourhood Support Waimea merging into a single entity. |
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| “VUWSA/CAB student lead citizens advice service at Victoria University of Wellington” – granted $7,000.00 to develop a new student-focused model to effectively deliver the Citizens Advice Bureau Wellington service to students of Victoria University of Wellington. |
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| “Manawa Tahi - Pre-implementation stages” – granted $20,000.00 to implement the Manawa Tahi research project and demonstrate how lifestyle can influence and potentially reverse existing heart disease. |
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| “YouthLaw Wheels in Motion” – granted $29,530.00 to collaborate with Community Law Centres in New Zealand to increase the ability for YouthLaw to deliver law-related education across the country. |
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| “Te Puna Ako Library Learning Centre + Fab Lab Masterton” – granted $18,000.00 to find the best ways to share equipment and expertise between Fab Lab Masterton and Masterton District Library. |
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| “The Kai Ika Project” – granted $15,000.00 to find ways to save the currently discarded parts of fish and connect them to those who can utilise this valuable food resource. |
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| “Development of sensory friendly and inclusive performances guidelines.” – granted $10,000.00 to form a partnership between the Tim Bray Theatre Company and the Children's Autism Foundation to ensure accessible theatre and all its benefits, are increasingly accessible. |
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| “National Health Content Hub” – granted $20,000.00 to bring several contributing organisations together along with all health resources making them accessible to all New Zealanders to learn and consequently enhance their health outcomes. |
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