WTMF grant recipients from the latest funding round.
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Funding Round Grants: December, 2019
| Name of initiative & grant | Main contract holder (blue) and partner groups |
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| “Too big to be small, too small to be big!” – granted $8,400.00 to complete a feasibility study exploring a possible merger between AccessAbility and Life Unlimited. |
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| “Responsive effective sustainable family violence intervention” – granted $10,000.00 to explore the broader impact and benefits of various partnership models between SVS Living Space and Motueka Women Support Link. |
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| “Wellness Centre.” – granted $11,000.00 to secure a facilitator to research the possibility of various partners contributing to a proposed one-stop-shop model for support services and community engagement. |
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| “Safeguarding Adults from Abuse (SAFA) in Tauranga” – granted $19,250.00 to advance an existing collaboration for the purposes of developing a collaborative response to the prevention, identification and management of abuse of disabled people and at-risk Adults. |
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| “Merger of Neighbourhood Support Nelson and Marlborough” – granted $24,700.00 to merge Neighbourhood Support Nelson and Marlborough to enhance the collective impact in building safer, more caring and supportive and resilient communities. |
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| “KTAT/HWFC Merger” – granted $21,000.00 to explore in detail a possible merger intended to enhance and strengthen the response to clients in their time of need. |
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| “We Are 9” – granted $20,000.00 to explore the feasibility of setting up an umbrella entity to enable greater national contribution to key sector issues - while remaining responsive to community need. |
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| “Community Led Development and Social Enterprise Working Together in the Wellington Region” – granted $20,000.00 to proceed with a collaboration between Anika Foundation and Inspiring Communities to achieve shared goals and build a Community of Practice. |
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| “Waiheke Collective Marine Project” – granted $19,800.00 to pilot a community-led exploration to collaborate with a shared vision of protecting Waiheke Island's marine environment. |
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