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Te Ātiawa o Te Waka-a-Māui — Distributions

Total Distributed

$119K

Distribution Types

2

FY2025

$119K total
TypeAmountDescription
Marae$60KCommercial distribution to Trust of $2.1m (2.62%). Grants programme distributed $58,855 across Arts and Sport, Education, Cultural, and Trades and Technical categories. School backpacks (43), koha to kaumātua ($16,350), koha for tangihanga (9), Te Tauihu marae grants and koha ($60,000). Ka Uruora Partnership outcomes: 69 graduated from Te Uru Ahupūtea Financial Education, 14 supported into housing pathways, 57 received WhānauSaver contribution. Scholarships provided in various educational institutions including Victoria University ($2,500), NMIT ($2,000), Outward Bound ($6,500), Port Marlborough ($10,000)
Other$59KCommercial distribution to Trust of $2.1m (2.62%). Grants programme distributed $58,855 across Arts and Sport, Education, Cultural, and Trades and Technical categories. School backpacks (43), koha to kaumātua ($16,350), koha for tangihanga (9), Te Tauihu marae grants and koha ($60,000). Ka Uruora Partnership outcomes: 69 graduated from Te Uru Ahupūtea Financial Education, 14 supported into housing pathways, 57 received WhānauSaver contribution. Scholarships provided in various educational institutions including Victoria University ($2,500), NMIT ($2,000), Outward Bound ($6,500), Port Marlborough ($10,000)

Data sourced from publicly available iwi annual reports and governance records. Our datasets may not be complete. Automated analysis can produce errors. If you believe any data on this page is incorrect, please contact us at hello@iwidata.co.nz. For informational purposes only. Not investment advice.