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| Type | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Education | $48K | FY2024-25 scholarship distributions included 129 recipients: tertiary education (21,600), secondary school (13,300), intermediate school (11,100), primary school (3,600), sports/groups/individuals (16,100). By marae: Otamatea (67 recipients, 52%), Waihaua (23, 18%), Waikaretu (23, 18%), Oruawharo (19, 12%). Comparison to prior year shows slight decrease in total applications but shift in distribution towards intermediate/secondary and broader marae representation. |
| Other | $18K | FY2024-25 scholarship distributions included 129 recipients: tertiary education (21,600), secondary school (13,300), intermediate school (11,100), primary school (3,600), sports/groups/individuals (16,100). By marae: Otamatea (67 recipients, 52%), Waihaua (23, 18%), Waikaretu (23, 18%), Oruawharo (19, 12%). Comparison to prior year shows slight decrease in total applications but shift in distribution towards intermediate/secondary and broader marae representation. |
| Type | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Education | $36K | Education grants of $36,405 distributed to 162 tertiary, secondary, intermediate and primary school recipients across marae. Grants spread throughout year. Recipients broken down by marae: Otamatea 92 (58%), Oruawharo 19 (12%), Waihaua 29 (18%), Waikaretu 19 (12%). Additional grants distributed through Tangata Development programs including social work support grants and housing assistance (tiny house pilot program). |
| Type | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Other | $6K | FY2023: $35,613 distributed to 142 applicants (142 scholarships/grants for education, cultural, sporting aspirations); Marae grants distributed to 14 Te Uri o Hau marae in September 2022; $5,642 distributed through Trustee Discretionary Fund for projects and activities improving individual and community wellbeing |
| Type | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Education | $33K | Total grants of $62,600 distributed in FY2022: Education scholarships ($32,600) supporting tertiary, secondary, intermediate and primary students with weighted distribution across four marae (Oruawharo 23%, Otamatea 44%, Waihaua 13%, Waikaretu 20%). Marae grants ($30,000) distributed annually in September to support ancestral marae operations and initiatives. |
| Marae | $30K | Total grants of $62,600 distributed in FY2022: Education scholarships ($32,600) supporting tertiary, secondary, intermediate and primary students with weighted distribution across four marae (Oruawharo 23%, Otamatea 44%, Waihaua 13%, Waikaretu 20%). Marae grants ($30,000) distributed annually in September to support ancestral marae operations and initiatives. |
| Type | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Education | $30K | Distributions comprised education scholarships ($30,030) distributed across tertiary, secondary, intermediate and primary levels, with comparison by marae showing Otamatea 57%, Oruawharo 17%, Waikaretu 15%, Waihaua 11%. Marae grants ($26,000) provided direct support to ancestral marae. Total scholarship applications received in 2020/21 increased to 131 from 103 in 2019/20. |
| Marae | $26K | Distributions comprised education scholarships ($30,030) distributed across tertiary, secondary, intermediate and primary levels, with comparison by marae showing Otamatea 57%, Oruawharo 17%, Waikaretu 15%, Waihaua 11%. Marae grants ($26,000) provided direct support to ancestral marae. Total scholarship applications received in 2020/21 increased to 131 from 103 in 2019/20. |
| Type | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Education | $30K | Education scholarships provided across 4 ancestral marae (Oruawharo 21%, Otamatea 56%, Waihaua 12%, Waikaretu 12%). Marae grants distributed to support ancestral marae operations and development. Charitable Trust provides means to distribute funds to Te Uri o Hau whanau for social, cultural and environmental development. |
| Marae | $28K | Education scholarships provided across 4 ancestral marae (Oruawharo 21%, Otamatea 56%, Waihaua 12%, Waikaretu 12%). Marae grants distributed to support ancestral marae operations and development. Charitable Trust provides means to distribute funds to Te Uri o Hau whanau for social, cultural and environmental development. |
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