Deadline: 27-Mar-25
Wellington City Council is inviting applications for the Social and Recreation Fund to support projects and organisations that deliver outcomes that improve community resilience, harm reduction, community safety and social wellbeing.
Priorities
- The Council has a number of strategies and policies in place to deliver on the 2040 vision and improve wellbeing for the people of Wellington. These include the Social Wellbeing Framework, Strategy for Children and Young People, Tūpiki Ora Māori Strategy, Homelessness (from the Housing Action Plan) and Wellington’s Sustainable Food Initiative.
- For Wellington to be an inclusive, liveable and resilient city where people and communities can learn and be connected, well housed, safe and healthy, priority will be given to projects that help ensure:
- Different communities are acknowledged and celebrated.
- The social and cultural wellbeing of Māori whanau and communities is prioritised, supported and invested in.
- People can acquire knowledge, skills and experiences with emphasis on children and young people.
- There are opportunities to connect and engage.
- Housing and wrap-around support is available for people in need.
- Harm reduction initiatives support community health and safety.
- Physical and mental wellbeing is improved through sport, recreation and volunteering.
- Projects and initiatives are supported which address community safety in the central city.
Funding Information
- Operational support for residents and progressive associations (maximum of $1000)
Eligibility Criteria
- The application is from a legal entity.
- The project is Wellington-based and benefits the people of Wellington.
- Projects show evidence of community support, collaboration, and building partnerships with other organisations.
For more information, visit Wellington City Council.