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Apply Now: Manurewa Local Grant (New Zealand)

Apply Now: Manurewa Local Grant (New Zealand) Deadline: 28-Feb-25 The Auckland Council is inviting applications for the Manurewa Local Grant to local communities in order to help them achieve their aspirations. Objectives Higher Priorities Lower Priorities Funding Information Projects Types For more information, visit…

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Apply Now: Manurewa Local Grant (New Zealand)

Deadline: 28-Feb-25

The Auckland Council is inviting applications for the Manurewa Local Grant to local communities in order to help them achieve their aspirations.

Objectives
  • The people:
    • Family, whānau and social wellbeing is strengthened
    • Older people are connected socially through age-friendly activities and opportunities
    • Māori participation is effective and meaningful
    • Young people are engaged, have a voice and contribute positively to local life
    • People know each other, feel connected in their neighbourhoods and play a key part in shaping Manurewa
    • People feel their neighbourhoods and public places are safe and attractive
  • The environment:
    • We protect the natural areas, are pest free and regenerating to enhance biodiversity and ecosystems
    • We are a low-carbon community with zero waste
    • The communities strengthen their resilience to disasters and climate change effects
    • The water quality of the harbours and waterways is steadily improving
  • The community:
    • People can easily access free social and recreational activity
    • The open space and sports field network meets the demands of the diverse communities
    • Facilities and public spaces are welcoming, inclusive and promote wellbeing and sustainability outcomes
    • The communities experience food security
    • Climate change and sustainability initiatives are visible within the local facilities
    • Māori heritage and identity are an intrinsic part of who they are and what they experience every day
    • Children have lots of options for casual or informal play
    • Creative talent is visible and celebrated
  • The places:
    • The Great South Road corridor is a great place to live and do business with an integrated regional transport hub
    • Cultural diversity is reflected in the amenities
    • Manurewa residents benefit from developments taking place in Manukau
    • The streets and paths are safe and easy to use
    • Transport options encourage a mode shift from private car use, are easy to access and meet diverse community needs
  • The economy:
    • The local economy continues to grow
    • Local ventures enjoy economic success, innovation and enterprise
    • Young people have the skills and training needed for quality, sustainable employment
    • Māori and Pasifika are engaged in creating and sharing the benefits of a fairer economy for south Auckland
Higher Priorities 
  • A higher priority will be given to projects/activities that are:
    • Strengthening neighbourhood cohesion, whanau and tamariki well-being
    • Supporting youth development, employment opportunities for young people through targeted training and skill-building programmes
    • Showcasing and celebrating Māori culture, stories and identity
    • Increasing the celebration of cultural diversity
    • Support and promotion of Māori success, innovation and enterprise
    • Community-led education programmes that increase awareness of low carbon actions people can take to achieve energy efficient and healthy homes and lifestyles
    • Encouraging reductions in illegal dumping across all communities in Manurewa
    • Including older people and foster their community participation
    • Recreational activities in the facilities and parks that support people of all ages’ physical, social and mental wellbeing
    • Providing free or low-cost training opportunities and resources for skills and qualifications.
  • Healthy Environment Principles
    • The Manurewa Local Board has endorsed the Healthy Environment principles:
    • Applicants with the following messages and practices are encouraged to apply:
      • Smoke free
      • Zero waste
      • Healthy options for food and drink, including water as the first choice
      • Active lifestyles
Lower Priorities 
  • A lower priority will be automatically given to applications that are:
    • ticketed events
    • consistently requesting for wages, admin and/or operational overheads
    • benefit a third party (e.g. activity to gain money for an organisation)
    • for activities, or from groups outside the Local Board area
Funding Information
  • Grant value: $1000 +
Projects Types
  • Arts
  • Community
  • Environment
  • Events
  • Heritage
  • Sports and recreation

For more information, visit Auckland Council.

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