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Raukawa Settlement Trust — Distributions

Total Distributed

$7.0M

Distribution Types

4

FY2025

$767K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$100KFY2024-25 total distributions of $5.3m paid by RIDL to parent entities. Grant distributions totalled $766,792: Marae grants $282,124 across 16 marae; Education grants $100,125 (129 recipients across Bachelor, Masters, Doctorate, Diploma, Certificate and Short Course levels); Kaumātua wellbeing grants $318,528 (482 recipients for medical treatment, utility costs, food and other support); Sports grants $10,000 (43 athletes at local, regional and national levels); Discretionary grants $56,015. Proposed FY2025-26 allocation: $1,102,000 total including increase to marae grants ($632,000) and education grants ($110,000).
Marae$282KFY2024-25 total distributions of $5.3m paid by RIDL to parent entities. Grant distributions totalled $766,792: Marae grants $282,124 across 16 marae; Education grants $100,125 (129 recipients across Bachelor, Masters, Doctorate, Diploma, Certificate and Short Course levels); Kaumātua wellbeing grants $318,528 (482 recipients for medical treatment, utility costs, food and other support); Sports grants $10,000 (43 athletes at local, regional and national levels); Discretionary grants $56,015. Proposed FY2025-26 allocation: $1,102,000 total including increase to marae grants ($632,000) and education grants ($110,000).
Other$385KFY2024-25 total distributions of $5.3m paid by RIDL to parent entities. Grant distributions totalled $766,792: Marae grants $282,124 across 16 marae; Education grants $100,125 (129 recipients across Bachelor, Masters, Doctorate, Diploma, Certificate and Short Course levels); Kaumātua wellbeing grants $318,528 (482 recipients for medical treatment, utility costs, food and other support); Sports grants $10,000 (43 athletes at local, regional and national levels); Discretionary grants $56,015. Proposed FY2025-26 allocation: $1,102,000 total including increase to marae grants ($632,000) and education grants ($110,000).

FY2024

$1.1M total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$147KDistributions include marae grants (15 distributions), education grants (146 applicants across Bachelor, Postgraduate, Masters, Doctorate, Diploma, Certificate and Short Course levels), kuia and koroua wellbeing grants (421 applicants for healthcare, heating, mobility equipment and other support), sports grants (75 applicants at local, regional and national levels), and discretionary grants. Total approved applications increased 90% for education, 100% for kaumātua wellbeing, and 56% for sports grants.
Marae$496KDistributions include marae grants (15 distributions), education grants (146 applicants across Bachelor, Postgraduate, Masters, Doctorate, Diploma, Certificate and Short Course levels), kuia and koroua wellbeing grants (421 applicants for healthcare, heating, mobility equipment and other support), sports grants (75 applicants at local, regional and national levels), and discretionary grants. Total approved applications increased 90% for education, 100% for kaumātua wellbeing, and 56% for sports grants.
Other$426KDistributions include marae grants (15 distributions), education grants (146 applicants across Bachelor, Postgraduate, Masters, Doctorate, Diploma, Certificate and Short Course levels), kuia and koroua wellbeing grants (421 applicants for healthcare, heating, mobility equipment and other support), sports grants (75 applicants at local, regional and national levels), and discretionary grants. Total approved applications increased 90% for education, 100% for kaumātua wellbeing, and 56% for sports grants.

FY2023

$1.0M total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$75KMarae grants totalled $592,539 (68% increase from prior year) with 9 years of funding allocated to Aotearoa Marae and 2 years to Tāpapa Marae. Education grants totalled $74,650 across 73 applications. Kuia and Koroua wellbeing grants totalled $321,510 supporting health and wellbeing of seniors 60+. Sports grants totalled $13,100 across 49 athletes and coaches. Total distributions increased 29% from prior year.
Marae$593KMarae grants totalled $592,539 (68% increase from prior year) with 9 years of funding allocated to Aotearoa Marae and 2 years to Tāpapa Marae. Education grants totalled $74,650 across 73 applications. Kuia and Koroua wellbeing grants totalled $321,510 supporting health and wellbeing of seniors 60+. Sports grants totalled $13,100 across 49 athletes and coaches. Total distributions increased 29% from prior year.
Other$335KMarae grants totalled $592,539 (68% increase from prior year) with 9 years of funding allocated to Aotearoa Marae and 2 years to Tāpapa Marae. Education grants totalled $74,650 across 73 applications. Kuia and Koroua wellbeing grants totalled $321,510 supporting health and wellbeing of seniors 60+. Sports grants totalled $13,100 across 49 athletes and coaches. Total distributions increased 29% from prior year.

FY2022

$535K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$67KEducation grants supporting tertiary and vocational study (66 applicants), Marae grants supporting 8 marae operational needs, Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants assisting over 300 kaumātua with dental, eye treatment, heating, pharmacy and other health-related support, and Sports grants supporting 3 athletes competing at national and regional levels
Marae$352KEducation grants supporting tertiary and vocational study (66 applicants), Marae grants supporting 8 marae operational needs, Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants assisting over 300 kaumātua with dental, eye treatment, heating, pharmacy and other health-related support, and Sports grants supporting 3 athletes competing at national and regional levels
Health$115KEducation grants supporting tertiary and vocational study (66 applicants), Marae grants supporting 8 marae operational needs, Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants assisting over 300 kaumātua with dental, eye treatment, heating, pharmacy and other health-related support, and Sports grants supporting 3 athletes competing at national and regional levels
Other$2KEducation grants supporting tertiary and vocational study (66 applicants), Marae grants supporting 8 marae operational needs, Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants assisting over 300 kaumātua with dental, eye treatment, heating, pharmacy and other health-related support, and Sports grants supporting 3 athletes competing at national and regional levels

FY2021

$868K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$93KFY2021 distributions included: Marae grants $259,422 (8 marae); Education grants $92,650 (87 applicants including bachelor, postgraduate, masters, doctorate, diploma, certificate and short course levels); Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants $106,791 (181 applicants receiving dental, eye treatment, firewood, GP, hearing treatment, heating, mobility equipment, pharmacy, podiatry, ambulance and other healthcare services); Sports grants $8,239 (44 athletes); Discretionary grants $1,200. Proposed FY2022 allocations: $816,120 total including $561,120 marae, $105,000 education, $115,000 kuia koroua wellbeing, $25,000 discretionary, $10,000 sports.
Marae$259KFY2021 distributions included: Marae grants $259,422 (8 marae); Education grants $92,650 (87 applicants including bachelor, postgraduate, masters, doctorate, diploma, certificate and short course levels); Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants $106,791 (181 applicants receiving dental, eye treatment, firewood, GP, hearing treatment, heating, mobility equipment, pharmacy, podiatry, ambulance and other healthcare services); Sports grants $8,239 (44 athletes); Discretionary grants $1,200. Proposed FY2022 allocations: $816,120 total including $561,120 marae, $105,000 education, $115,000 kuia koroua wellbeing, $25,000 discretionary, $10,000 sports.
Health$107KFY2021 distributions included: Marae grants $259,422 (8 marae); Education grants $92,650 (87 applicants including bachelor, postgraduate, masters, doctorate, diploma, certificate and short course levels); Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants $106,791 (181 applicants receiving dental, eye treatment, firewood, GP, hearing treatment, heating, mobility equipment, pharmacy, podiatry, ambulance and other healthcare services); Sports grants $8,239 (44 athletes); Discretionary grants $1,200. Proposed FY2022 allocations: $816,120 total including $561,120 marae, $105,000 education, $115,000 kuia koroua wellbeing, $25,000 discretionary, $10,000 sports.

FY2020

$2.7M total
TypeAmountDescription
Other$2.7MDividends of $564,603 and donations of $2,735,396 distributed to Raukawa via Raukawa Charitable Trust and Raukawa Settlement Trust. FY21 planned distributions of $3.7m representing 2% of equity, up 12% on prior year to support increased community need during Covid-19.

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Other$409KFY2021 distributions included: Marae grants $259,422 (8 marae); Education grants $92,650 (87 applicants including bachelor, postgraduate, masters, doctorate, diploma, certificate and short course levels); Kuia Koroua Wellbeing grants $106,791 (181 applicants receiving dental, eye treatment, firewood, GP, hearing treatment, heating, mobility equipment, pharmacy, podiatry, ambulance and other healthcare services); Sports grants $8,239 (44 athletes); Discretionary grants $1,200. Proposed FY2022 allocations: $816,120 total including $561,120 marae, $105,000 education, $115,000 kuia koroua wellbeing, $25,000 discretionary, $10,000 sports.