Karanga, karanga ki a Rangi e tuu iho nei
Karanga, karanga ki a Papa e takoto ake nei
Kia rarau ngaa tapuwae a taangata
Putanga ariki
Tihei Mauriora.
Ki ngaa waka o Taranaki ki te Tonga.
Nau mai, haramai ki te kaupeka tono puutea nei.
Naau te rourou, naaku te rourou
Ka ora ai te iwi.
| As we call to Rangi above
And we call to Papa below
Thus, we gather the people
The leaders
So, we share the breath of life.
To the canoes of South Taranaki
Welcome to the new application period.
With your basket and mine
The people will prosper.
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The purpose of the fund is to support local groups, such as marae committees and/or hapu, projects and initiatives that develop positive relationships between Tangata Whenua, Council and the people of South Taranaki.
Funding a project or initiative depends on available funding and the extent to which the project meets the overall objectives and criteria of the fund. In particular, the Iwi Liaison Committee would give consideration to marae, urupa/wahi tapu, whanau/safer communities, performing arts and visual arts type projects.
For further information, email funding@stdc.govt.nz or phone 0800 111 323 or (06) 278 0555.
Current Round
Applications for this round were extended due to COVID-19
and closed 31 May 2020.
2020 Funding Results: Due to COVID-19 and the extension of
the deadline to 31 May 2020, applications will not be considered by the
Committee until their 2 September 2020 meeting. Eighteen applications have been
received requesting a total of $307,946.39 for the 2020 funding round.
Successful applicants and grant amounts from each Iwi will be updated after the
allocations meeting in September.
2020 Funding Results
Te Kāhui o Rauru
Wai-O-Turi Trustees Committee received $3,000
towards updating the administration computer and providing a storage shed for
tools and equipment.
Ngāti Pourua Marae Trust received $3,000
toward work on the Carpark at Takirau Marae.
Ngāti Ruaiti Nukumaru Marae Committee received
$3,000 towards repairs and maintenance to bring a building up to a building
warrant of fitness/compliance.
Te Wairoa-iti Marae received $3,000 towards
repainting two whare.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui andTe Kāhui o Rauru
Paepae in the Park received $1,500 towards
their annual Music festival.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui
Wai-O-Turi Trustees Committee received $3,630
towards updating the administration computer and providing a storage shed for
tools and equipment.
Meremere Pā and Hapῡ Charitable Trust
received $3,370 towards purchasing a AED, fire extinguisher and fire blankets.
Wharepuni Marae received $1,500 towards
replacing deteriorated equipment for accommodation
Taiporohenui Marae received $3,000
towards purchasing 30 new mattresses
Te Korowai o Ngāruahine
Trust
Māwhitiwhiti Kanihi Pa Committee received
$2,260 towards their maintenance project
Oeo Pā Trustees received $1,600 towards
installing new LED lights in their Pa dining room
Te Aroha Marae received $3,555.90 towards
building a new boundary fence and maintenance works
Ahikuku Reserve Trustees received $3,555.90
towards completing their water supply connection
Ōkahu-Inuawai me ētehi atu Hapῡ received
$3,555.90 towards holding four wanaga for hapῡ
Te Kotahitanga Māori Performing Arts received
$1,407.40 towards purchasing a sound system to help share performances with
community.
Taranaki
Parihaka Papakāinga Trust received $3,680
towards completing stormwater work.
Orimupiko Reserve Trust received $2,765.18 to
help with their fixed liabilities.
Te Pōtaka Pā received $5,289.10 to replace
their old lawn mower.
