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Ngāruahine — Distributions

Total Distributed

$98K

Distribution Types

2

FY2025

$98K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$77KTe Korowai received $2.4 million distribution from Te Kīwai Mauī (up 30% since FY20). Distributions to uri included 160 iwi scholarships and grants, 122 recipients for education (ranging from undergraduate $500 to postgraduate $750 per recipient), Tuku Aupiki grants for professional development ($500-$430 per recipient), Hākinakina grants for sports/cultural (58 recipients at $250 each), and pātaka distributions to hapū for tangihanga, hui and celebrations ($21,000 total for 13 distributions)
Other$21KTe Korowai received $2.4 million distribution from Te Kīwai Mauī (up 30% since FY20). Distributions to uri included 160 iwi scholarships and grants, 122 recipients for education (ranging from undergraduate $500 to postgraduate $750 per recipient), Tuku Aupiki grants for professional development ($500-$430 per recipient), Hākinakina grants for sports/cultural (58 recipients at $250 each), and pātaka distributions to hapū for tangihanga, hui and celebrations ($21,000 total for 13 distributions)

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