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Our Funders

Turitea Marae Committee, Trustees and Members would like to acknowledge the following funders that have helped us restart our journey since February 2021.

Community Organisation Grants Scheme (COGS)

COMMUNITY ORGANISATION GRANTS SCHEME

Since 2021, we (Turitea Marae) have applied for funding with the Community Organisation Grants Scheme (COGS), who provide grants to non-profit community groups and organisations delivering community-based social services, projects and events. Grants are one-off contributions for the running or operational costs of organisations that provide community-based social services; community development costs, such as hui, training, planning, evaluation and facilitator fees; community projects or event costs that encourage participation in communities, promote community leadership and to promote social, economic and cultural equity.
Oranga Marae

Our Marae Development Plan

Funding approved

2022 we applied and received putea towards our Marae Development Plan. The purpose of Oranga Marae is to support the physical and cultural revitalisation of marae as centres of Māori identity and mātauranga. Join us on our journey from the ground up, we will have several wananga and meeting mergers to get our Marae Development Plan finalised in 2023. JOIN OUR JOURNEY, REGISTER YOUR DETAILS AND KEEP UP TO DATE WITH FUNDRAISING, MEETINGS, WANANGA, AND HOW YOU CAN TAUTOKO!!

AED Community Project

Funding approved

in 2022 TUROTO C2B2B4B1 otherwise known as Turitea Marae of Otorohanga District, received a grant to purchase a critical lifesaving device for our community, an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) kit. Having this equipment in our community will increase someone's survival chances by up to 44%. Someone with little or no training will be able to follow the visual and voice prompts through an emergency and AEDs are important because they strengthen the Chain of Survival. We thank the Mazda Foundation for their support!!

Community Projects - Wananga Noho / Whanau Day Events

Lotteries Grant Application

This funding was to assist with project wananga noho and whanay day event costs and kitchenware provisions for our community gatherings. The community need met includes the revitalisation and sharing of Māori culture and heritage with our whanau, rangatahi and wider community members and support our Marae.

Maniapoto Māori Trust Board (MMTB)

CATEGORY TWO (MANIAPOTO MARAE)

2021/2022 The Maniapoto Māori Trust Board (MMTB) and Maniapoto Fisheries Trust (MFT) provide funding assistance to those fully registered on the MMTB Tribal Register and welcome applications for financial assistance. Category Two Grants are pre-approved allocations for MMTB recognised Maniapoto Groups, Marae and Annual Events. The purpose of funding must take place within the MMTB financial year which is 1st October to 30th September.
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Otorohanga District Council (ODC)

2021 - 2022 ODC Community Grant Round Two

An application for funding was approved by the Grants and Awards Committee of the Otorohanga District Council. Our application was put forward to help with temporary shelter for our wananga/projects eg.outside furniture, safety enhancements and operational costs for Turitea Marae.
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Te Nehenehenui

Te Nehenehenui

Te Nehenehenui (The Trust) is the newly formed Post-Settlement Governance Entity (PSGE) on behalf of Maniapoto (inclusive of all within Te Nehenehenui). The PSGE is responsible for receiving our Treaty settlement redress from the Crown, including but not limited to, distributing benefits to whānau, managing affairs or borrowing/investing money for the benefit of our people and managing it on behalf of and for the benefit of Maniapoto whānau. The Category 2 Maniapoto Marae grant 2023 is in process
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Ministry for Culture and Heritage - Matariki funding 2023

Mānawatia a Matariki

Turitea Marae applied for funding from Ministry of Culture and Heritage in 2023 when it came available. Kaupapa: Te Whakanui i te Tau Hou Māori me te whānau me nga hoa (Celebrating the Māori New Year with Whānau and friends). It was a chance to get together and remember whānau who have passed on, share food, learn and embrace Matariki principles through storytelling, waiata and karakia related to this theme and its significance to our people
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CURRENT GRANT AND FUNDINGS IN PROGRESS

GRANTS AND FUNDINGS IN PROGRESS

2022-23 We currently have grant applications in progress for Creative projects, workshops and wananga and our Marae Development Plan with Oranga Marae. Keep posted for updates!

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