Deadline: 29-Jan-25
The Auckland Council has launched the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Capability and Capacity Growing grant to support local community groups and organisations to build capacity and capability, upskill staff and volunteers and become more sustainable and able to attract diverse funding opportunities.
Goals
- The key goals of the fund are to:
- promote partnerships
- increase sustainability
- support organisations to connect with each other and other funders
- unlock further resources.
Funding Information
- Funding ranges from $10,000 to $30,000 each year.
- You can receive this funding each year for up to three years and up to a total of $60,000 inclusive.
Funding Priorities
- They welcome applications where the strengthening of your group or organisation would help you to:
- activate and strengthen neighbourhood connections, particularly in areas where this is lacking
- encourage and support all community members to lead and get involved in activities using their diverse talents, insights and contributions to enable communities to achieve their goals
- improve young people’s sense of connection and wellbeing so that they are engaged in the community and have access to a wide range of opportunities
- provide opportunities that support youth employment initiatives by working with local businesses, youth providers, community mentors and groups
- activate social enterprise through coaching and providing innovative programmes and initiatives
- serve local Māori communities.
Outcomes
- The outcomes are to create a community that:
- is active and engaged
- cares about its environment
- is the place to be
- has quality infrastructure to match its growth.
Who can apply?
- The local board aims to support:
- local community groups and social enterprises, but not those with profit-focused business interests
- local organisations like schools, but not institutions or government agencies.
- Applicants must be financially stable. This means they must be able to show evidence of good financial management and organisational practices including:
- clear and detailed planning
- clear reporting processes.
For more information, visit Auckland Council.
