Deadline: 29-Jul-22
The Auckland Council is seeking applications for its Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Quick Response Grant Programme.
Priorities
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They welcome grant applications which will transform Manukau through good planning and sustainable development, and that align to the following priorities:
- Prosperous local economy
- A thriving, inclusive and safe community
- Sustainable, healthy natural environment
- Connected area and easy to get around
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Higher Priorities
- smoke and vape free, alcohol and drug free
- zero-waste
- promoting healthy options for food and drink, including water as the first choice
- promoting active lifestyles
- from residents and community groups residing in Ōtara-Papatoetoe
- supporting and promoting local events and campaigns that encourage emergency preparedness, foster resilience and social connection locally – and strengthen community capacity to respond to the effects of COVID-19.
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Lower Priorities
- Applications from businesses, and promotion of businesses.
- Ticketed events.
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Activities that primarily benefit:
- communities outside the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board area
- a third party (for example an activity to gain money for an organisation).
- Grants to support the purchase of, or maintenance associated with, motor vehicles.
- Wages or operational costs.
- Equipment for one-off events.
- Initiatives that are eligible and can be funded by central government.
Funding Information
Grant value: $0 – $2000
Outcomes
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Transform Manukau
- Manukau metropolitan centre is the thriving heart of their area – an attractive visitor destination, business centre and place to shop, live, learn, work and play.
- Prosperous local economy
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A thriving, inclusive and safe community
- Their community is connected across different cultures, has a sense of belonging and is proud of their area.
- People feel welcome and safe, they support each other, and have better access to transport.
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Parks and facilities that meet their people’s needs.
- Their parks and facilities are fit for purpose and reflect the communities they serve, building a sense of identity, ownership and pride in the area while boosting participation and promoting a healthy lifestyle.
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Sustainable, healthy natural environment
- They care for their natural environment and foster sustainable lifestyles.
- Their waterways and environment are healthy and free from pests, litter and pollution.
- They value their natural world and preserve kaitiakitanga locally.
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Connected area and easy to get around
- Everyone can easily and safely get around on foot, bicycle, bus, train and car.
Types of projects funded by the grant
Eligibility Criteria
- community organisations with a formal legal structure
- groups or individuals with no formal legal structure can apply for up to $1,000 (Kaipatiki Local Board will not fund individuals)
- applicants seeking funding over $1,000 will need to nominate an umbrella organisation or
- receive funding retrospectively
For more information, visit Auckland Council.
For more information, visit https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/grants-community-support-housing/grants/grants-calendar/Pages/grant-details.aspx?itemID=21