2006 / 2007
MAKING A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE
IN NEW ZEALAND COMMUNITIES
LOTTERY GRANTS RECORD
NZ LOTTERY GRANTS BOARD
DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS
PROVIDES PROFITS
ALLOCATES FUNDS
STATUTORY BODIES
COMMUNITY
COMMITTEES
Sport and Recreation NZ
(SPARC)
Creative New Zealand
NZ Film Commission
SPECIALIST
COMMITTEES
NATIONAL
National Community Committee
Individuals with
Disabilities
Community Facilities Fund*
Pacific Provider
Development Fund
Subcommittee
Environment and Heritage
Health Research
REGIONAL
Marae Heritage
and Facilities
Auckland
Outdoor Safety
Bay of Plenty / Gisborne
Minister’s Discretionary
Fund
Canterbury / Kaikoura
Hawke’s Bay
Manawatu-Whanganui
Northland
Otago / Southland
Taranaki
Waikato
Wellington / Wairarapa
*No funding allocated for the 2006–2007 year.
West Coast /
Nelson-Marlborough
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The Lottery Grants Board
Te Puna Tahua strengthens
and supports communities
by funding a range of
social, community, arts,
heritage, sports, recreation
and health research
services and projects.
The Lottery Grants Board distributes the
profits made by the New Zealand Lotteries
Commission (NZ Lotteries) from games such
as Lotto, Keno and Instant Kiwi.
These profits are distributed through grants
made by Lottery Grants Board distribution
committees. The Lottery Grants Board also
provides major funding to Creative New
Zealand, the New Zealand Film Commission,
and Sport and Recreation New Zealand
(SPARC).
The NZ Lottery Grants
Board and NZ Lotteries
are working together for
communities.
A trip to the Bay of Plenty gave Lotto shop
retailers - the friendly people who sell you Lotto
tickets - a chance to see how Lottery profits
are making a big difference in the community.
The retailers visited the Tauranga School for
Young Parents that provides ‘second chance’
education for teenage mothers. A Lottery grant
of $8,400 helped fund the salary of support
worker Raewyn Lucas, who is “like a second
mum” to the girls.
The school helps young mothers study and
develop both their personal lives and their
careers. It also focuses on health, childcare
and parenting, and provides emotional support.
What’s the best thing about the school? As one
young mother said, “the best thing is walking
into this building every morning and not being
judged. It’s given me a second chance.”
The Lottery Grants Board and NZ Lotteries
also collaborated on a series of posters that
were displayed in Lotto shops across the
country. The colourful posters reflect the huge
range of community organisations that benefit
from Lottery grants.
Over the last
20 years, NZ
Lotteries has
transferred $2.3
billion in profits
to the Lottery
Grants Board.
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LOTTERY SPECIALIST
COMMITTEES
ENVIRONMENT AND HERITAGE COMMITTEE
Te Tahua Taiao Nga- Taonga Tuku Iho
The Lottery Environment and Heritage Committee makes
grants for projects that promote, protect and conserve
New Zealand’s natural, physical and cultural heritage.
KAURI MUSEUM A
NATIONAL TREASURE
Thanks to a grant of $480,000 from the
Lottery Environment and Heritage Committee,
the Otamatea Kauri and Pioneer Museum Trust
Board will create a new and exciting Museum
experience for visitors. Additions to the
Museum include a new entrance hall, improved
exhibition space and a new library and archive
area.
This project will improve public access to the
Museum by stopping the bottleneck in the
current narrow foyer area and create a natural
flow around the Museum ending at the foyer
and gift shop. As well as overcoming crowding,
the Museum will improve their facilities,
including security and fire protection and
additional water storage.
Established in 1962, the Museum tells the
unique story of the Kauri industry and local
pioneers. The Museum’s founder, who came
from a family working in the Kauri industry in
the late 1880s, established the Kauri theme.
Matakohe was a mill town, and the mill at
Matakohe was one of the larger mills.
The large Museum includes a working sawmill,
Kauri gum exhibit, antique Kauri crafts, pioneer
displays, a church, school and post office. It is
open daily, and receives over 100,000 visitors
per year.
The Kauri Museum is recognised nationally and
internationally for its collection of items relating
to the Kauri industries of the 19th / 20th
centuries and the impact on the development
of a young nation.
National Committees
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
“The Kainui Story” Support Committee
$5,000
Kawerau Historical Museum Trust
$29,243
Air Central History Project
$5,000
Lincoln University
$19,250
Anglican Parish of Cobden-Runanga
$5,000
Manaia Primary School 125th Jubilee
Anglican Parish of Eastern Wanganui
$41,000
Anglican Parish of Halswell Prebbleton
$10,000
Anglican Parish of Manurewa
$7,600
Anglican Parish of Rangiora
$131,480
Anglican Parish of Wakatipu
$47,875
Anglican Parish of Western Southland
Archaeological Conservation
Laboratory, University of Auckland
Ashley Rakahuri Rivercare Group Inc.
Maraetai Beach School Parent
Teachers Association
Masterton Agricultural and Pastoral
Association Inc.
Matawai School Centennial Committee
Amount
Recipient
Amount
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian College
Board of Governors Inc.
$4,000
$4,936
St. Barnabas Anglican Church
Roseneath (Wellington)
$5,000
St. Johns Anglican Church (Rangitukia)
St. Johns Union Church (Opotiki)
$33,500
$5,000
St. Luke’s Church (Oamaru)
St. Martin Island Community Inc.
$180,000
$65,710
$6,560
$176,095
$5,000
St. Mary’s Church Timaru Restoration
Charitable Trust Board
$250,000
$200,000
$100,000
$100,000
Methven District Heritage Association
Inc.
$68,000
Miramar Rangers Association Football
Club Inc.
$2,732
St. Matthew in the City Anglican
Church
$27,720
Monarch Butterfly New Zealand Trust
$3,160
St. Patricks Parish (Greymouth)
Morrinsville Art Gallery Charitable Trust
$5,000
St. Pauls Cathedral
$10,000
$5,900
Takapuna Boating Club Inc.
$60,000
$10,000
Auckland Art Gallery Foundation
$650,000
Auckland Botanical Society Inc.
$5,000
Morrinsville Historical Society Inc.
Auckland Women’s Centre Inc.
$5,000
Morrinsville Historical Society Inc.
$42,870
Taranaki Community Events Trust
Birkenhead Tennis Club Inc.
$3,140
Museum of Transport and Technology
$70,000
Taranaki Pioneer Village Society Inc.
Blockhouse Bay Primary School
$5,629
Museum of Transport and Technology
$152,000
Tasman Bays Heritage Trust
$189,595
$5,000
Taupo Branch New Zealand
Deerstalkers Association
$5,000
$2,000
Tauranga City Council, (Library
Enterprise Unit)
$61,550
$5,000
The Audio Foundation Charitable Trust
$14,894
Board of Trustees Waitaki Boys High
School
$120,000
National Airways Corporation 60th
Anniversary Project Committee
$9,100
$5,000
Boys Entrant for Support (B.E.S) 1955
Intake 50th Anniversary Reunion
$4,002
Nelson Highland Dancing Organisation
Inc.
Bulls and District Historical Society Inc.
$6,000
New Zealand Potters Inc.
Bushy Park Trust
$2,000
$9,702
Nga Uruora, Kapiti Project Inc.
Ngai Tahu Ma-ori Rock Art Trust
$56,160
Canterbury Railway Society Inc.
Catholic Diocese of Christchurch,
Cheviot Parish Church
$5,000
Ngai Tamanuhiri Whanui Trust
Catholic Diocese of Hamilton
$4,625
Ngati Hei Trust
Central Otago Ecological Trust
$9,200
North Otago Museum (Waitaki District
Council)
Okains Bay Ma-ori and Colonial
$10,987
The Elms Foundation
$15,000
Museum
$76,000
The Old White Horse Hotel Historical
Society Inc.
$23,108
The Suter Te Aratoi o Whakatu
$11,291
$60,000
$26,914
Christ Church Raukokore
ChristChurch Cathedral
$12,458
$600,000
Christchurch Civic Trust Inc.
$5,000
Christchurch Symphony Trust
$5,000
Climax 1317 Trust
Conservation Volunteers New Zealand
$113,000
$21,500
Diamond Harbour and Districts
Historical Association Inc.
$4,687
Dowse Art Museum
$4,470
Drury School 150th
$3,000
Drury School 150th
$6,000
Eastport Heritage Working Party
$2,851
Environmend New Zealand Trust
$10,889
Fairlie Mackenzie Heritage Society
$16,393
Ferrymead Park Ltd.
$8,995
First Presbyterian Church
$200,000
Friends of Futuna Charitable Trust
$150,000
Friends of Napier Library
$85,823
Friends of Nelson Haven and Tasman
Bay Inc.
$3,232
Friends of Te Atawhai Whenua Trust
$11,100
Friends of the Onehunga Community
House
$148,447
Girl Guides Association New Zealand
Inc.
$30,336
Golden Bay Museum Society Inc.
$23,000
$5,000
Hamilton Civic Choir Inc.
$5,000
Herekino Landcare Group Inc.
$5,000
$58,500
Heritage Council on behalf of the
Waipa District Council
$9,800
Holy Trinity Anglican Church (Anglican
Parish of Hibiscus Coast)
$4,900
Hua Rakau Trust Ki Omamari
$20,000
Kaikohe and District Historical and
Mechanical Society Inc.
$5,700
Karori Normal School
$3,000
Karori Normal School
$5,000
Kati Huirapa Runaka Ki Puketeraki
$5,000
$8,950
$17,000
The Classic Yacht Charitable Trust
$10,000
The Development Resource Centre
$5,000
Otaki Heritage Bank Preservation Trust
$27,955
Otamahua / Quail Island Ecological
Restoration Charitable Trust
$21,060
The Wairoa Museum Friends Inc.
Otamatea Kauri and Pioneer Museum
Trust Board
Otamatea Marae
Otautau Museum Trust
$7,800
$3,800
Tokirima School Jubilee Committee
$5,000
$3,281
Touch Compass Dance Trust
$5,000
Trinity Schools Trust Board
$5,061
Trustees No 2 Road Hall Te Puke
$5,625
$480,000
$12,500
Palmerston North Theosophical Society
Inc.
$30,000
Porirua City Council (Pataka Museum)
$18,338
Trustees of Lodge Arrow Kilwinning
No 86
Pro-Ject Waimate Inc.
$10,000
Tuhirangi Marae
Puketi Forest Trust
Queen Elizabeth the Second National
Trust
Radio Ngati Porou Charitable Trust
Raglan and District Museum Society
Inc.
Rail Heritage Trust of New Zealand
$51,407
University of Auckland (School of
Geography and Environmental Science)
$50,000
$15,000
Wagener Houhora Heads Endowment
Trust
$4,100
$5,000
Royal Forest and Bird Protection
Society (Wellington Branch)
Shear History Trust
South Taranaki District Museum Trust
$245,000
$5,600
$5,000
$5,000
Waihora Ellesmere Trust
$3,938
Waimate Historical Society Inc.
$7,389
$19,900
Waimate North Landcare Trust
$34,944
$2,708
Rotokare Scenic Reserve Trust
Waihi District Walkways Inc.
Waihi School Association Inc.
$3,000
Riverton Heritage and Tourist Centre
Trust
$6,300
$27,925
Redcliffs School Board of Trustees
Riverton-Aparima Community Board
$40,000
University of Auckland
Rangiora High School Nursery School
Rimutaka Incline Railway Heritage Trust
$6,511
Theatre Royal Charitable Trust
(Waimarino)
Otorohanga District Council
Pukekohe North School Golden Jubilee
Committee
$8,130
$40,000
The Tauranga Rotary Centennial Tust
for the Kopurererua Valley Reserve
Development
Raglan Community Arts Council
Greytown School Reunion Committee
Heart of Gisborne
Opunake Primary School Jubilee
Committee
The Bush Tramway Club
The Canterbury Repertory Theatre
Society Inc.
$5,800
Waitakere Ranges Protection Society
Inc.
$20,000
$6,888
$150,000
Waitaki District Council
$7,000
Waitangi National Trust
$8,115
Waitangi National Trust
$10,000
$63,453
Wanganui District Council
$31,322
$175,000
Wellington Housing Trust
$5,000
$8,502
$7,680
$110,000
South West New Zealand Endangered
Species Charitable Trust
$175,000
Southland Workers Educational
Association Inc.
$200,000
$500,000
Wellington Museums Trust
$6,000
Wellington Museums Trust
$473,600
Whakamanu Wildlife Trust
$20,312
Windy Hill – Rosalie Bay Catchment
Trust
$89,980
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HEALTH RESEARCH COMMITTEE
Te Tahua Rangahau Hauora
The Lottery Health Research Committee funds research that promotes the health of New Zealanders. This Committee
alone funds major items of shared equipment, making it a vital component of overall health and biomedical research
funding in New Zealand.
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
Allan Carman
$48,623
Gerard Davis
$13,929
Allan E. Herbison
$88,991
Graeme Fielder
$69,000
Anne Camille La Flamme
$58,900
Isuru Dilshan Jayasinghe
Anthea Bouwer
$69,000
Jane Coad
Antony M. Wheatley
$88,790
Joel Zhi-Iong Ma
Associate Prof. Jeroen Douwes
$28,938
Justin M. O’Sullivan
$65,836
Associate Prof. Mike Legge
$35,560
Kylie Anne Hood
$40,000
Associate Prof. Richard D. Cannon
$45,830
Kyoko Koishi
Bridget Robinson
$86,903
Mark Thomas Hayes
Claire Swain
$69,000
Michael Lever
$18,100
Dr. Anna Pilbrow
$16,250
Mike O’Brien
$16,000
Dr. Catherine Day
$70,000
Paul Davidson
$76,319
Dr. Elizabeth Ledgerwood
$37,117
Prof. Don Wilson
$15,852
$69,000
$135,429
$69,000
$154,368
$18,000
$133,582
Prof. Peter R. Shepherd
$19,044
Dr. J. Haxby Abbott
$29,564
Prof. Philippa H. Gander
$65,657
Dr. J. Haxby Abbott
$50,000
Prof. Tim Anderson
Dr. Jacquie Harper
$72,216
Rhonda J. Rosengren
Dr. Paul Simon Fitzmaurice
$84,010
Sarah Young
Dr. Gregory Cook
$105,465
$32,838
$159,605
Stephen T. Chambers
$50,000
Tony Kettle
$53,960
$44,867
Xiaoyan Deng
$69,000
Dr. Sally Rose
$91,183
Yan Bai
$69,000
George Clark
$60,000
Dr. Ping Liu
$129,935
Dr. Rebecca Roberts
$57,772
Dr. Sally McCormick
UNLOCKING GENETIC
SECRETS TO HELP
FIGHT DISEASE
A Lottery grant from the Health Research
Committee funded an international
collaborative journey to unlock genetic secrets
that could prove vital in the battle against major
diseases.
After a chance discovery of recurring mildly low
platelets in a local Otago family, University of
Otago scientist Dr. Morison and his team began
the search for the gene responsible.
“It was one of those amazing needle in a
haystack stories, to find a single letter among
three billions letters of DNA within the genome
that was shared by this family but not by
others,” Dr. Morison said.
The team discovered a mutation of a protein
called cytochrome c that controls cell death, or
“cell suicide”, a natural process for maintaining
the correct number of cells in the body.
Otago biochemist Dr. Legerwood said,
“Correctly-controlled cell death is very
important. In cancer, cells don’t die when
they should, while in Alzheimer’s they die
prematurely.”
“Using the information gained from studying
this unique New Zealand family, we hope to
be able to develop new ways to modify the
death process. This may help treat some of the
diseases that involve abnormal cell death in the
future.”
National Committees
MARAE HERITAGE AND
FACILITIES COMMITTEE
Te Tahua Marae Tuku Iho Me
Nga- Whakaurunga
RUNAKA MARAE –
THE PLACE TO BE
The Lottery Marae Heritage and
Facilities Committee makes grants
to assist with the capital costs of
the conservation, restoration and
development of marae facilities,
particularly wharenui, wharekai and
ablution facilities.
Bluff’s Te Runaka o Awarua Charitable Trust
received a $174,000 grant from the Marae
Heritage and Facilities Committee to fully
upgrade their wharekai, including the tamariki
room and storage area. The grant also paid
for the installation of electrical systems, a new
walk in chiller, ovens and steamer as well as
new crockery and cutlery. The Runaka hosts
everything from small school groups to huge
tangi with up to a thousand people attending.
The upgrade to the wharekai will ensure the
facility meets health and safety standards.
Recipient
Recipient
Aotearoa Marae (Okaiawa)
Awahou Marae Trust
Cambridge Community Marae Inc.
Harataunga Marae
Amount
$543,745
$4,100
$103,729
$5,000
Pohatuiri Marae
Purekireki Marae
Raupunga Marae Board of Trustees
Reweti Marae Trust Board
Haroharo 2c2 Trust, Meeting House
Reserve
$5,000
Runanga Marae
Hungahungatoroa Marae Inc.
$4,996
Taharua Marae
Iritekura Marae
Rukumoana Marae Committee
$109,000
Taihoa Marae
Amount
$232,789
$5,000
$112,000
$5,000
$10,000
$105,634
$5,000
$13,500
They have a Health and Social Services Centre
and a Research and Development arm, which
retrofitted 800 Bluff homes with insulation as
part of the Healthy Homes Project last year.
”That’s such an important project – especially
down here in Bluff, where it’s so cold!” said
Jason from the Runaka.
The Runaka also runs an after-school study
centre for primary and high school kids. It’s a
safe environment with a computer suite and
a chill-out room, and two tutors are always
on duty to help out with homework. Jason
said, “They’re learning co-operative skills,
and share and mix with others they wouldn’t
usually mix with.” A range of adult education
courses teaches skills from basket weaving to
Te Reo. A new early childhood centre also has
a bilingual focus. “We are receiving constant
positive feedback from our community about
the service, which reflects in the happy faces of
the tamariki who attend the centre,” said Jason.
Recipient
Amount
Te Runanga o Ngati Waewae Inc.
$5,000
Te Runanga o Otakou Inc.
$5,000
Te Takiwa o Manukau, (Marae and
Church of Te Karaiti te Pou Herenga
Waka)
$88,000
Te Tomairangi Society Inc.
$200,000
The General Trust Board of The Diocese
of Auckland (on behalf of the Auckland
Anglican Ma-ori Mission)
$314,550
Katihiku Marae Trustees
$76,000
Taiporohenui Marae Trustees
$141,193
Tinopai Marae
Kauaetangohia Marae
$32,500
Tauhei Marae
$363,810
Tuhua Trust Board
Taumata o Tapuhi Marae
$105,000
Tuteao Marae Committee
$20,000
$16,000
Mangapeehi Marae
Manutuke Marae
$5,000
$23,100
Maraeroa Pakanae
$563,992
Maromahue Marae Committee
$249,000
Maungapohatu Marae Committee
Moawhango Marae
Muriwai Marae
Ngai Tumapuhia Ma-ori Marae
Committee Inc.
$32,850
$140,000
$5,000
$40,000
Ngati Pikiahu
$185,000
Ngati Pukenga Iwi ki Tauranga Moana
$580,000
Ngati Rarua Iwi Trust
Ngatiwai Marae Committee
Otetao Reti Marae
Parawera Marae
Parihimanihi (Waihirere) Marae
Piripari Marae
$5,000
$258,000
$5,000
$9,200
$104,000
$65,000
$5,000
$5,000
Taupiri Lot 293 Trust
$4,495
Uenuku Marae Trustees
Taupiri Marae
Te Hauke Ma-ori Marae Committee
$5,000
Waiari Marae
$18,629
Waihopai Runaka Inc.
Te Iwi o Ngati Tukorehe Trust
$49,000
Waihou Nui a Rua Marae Trustees
$5,000
Te Kahika Marae
$74,000
Waiora Marae
$5,000
Te Kia Ora Marae Trustees
Te Manawa-a-Hiwi ki Ngaputahi Trust
Te Ohaki Marae
Te Paku o Te Rangi Marae
Te Rangimarie Marae
Te Runaka o Awarua Charitable Trust
Te Runanga o Akura Inc.
$5,000
$26,917
$350,000
Wairaka Marae Committee
$4,000
$5,000
Wairaka Marae Committee
$161,778
$164,025
Wairau Pa Marae
$5,000
$970
Wairau Pa Marae
$10,000
$78,000
Wairewa Runanga Society Inc.
$174,000
Whare Marama o Parirau Marae
Trustees
$70,763
Whareponga Marae Committee
$300,000
Whenuakura Marae Trustees
$182,712
$5,000
Te Runanga o Ati Awa ki Whakarongotai
Charitable Trust
$5,000
Te Runanga o Nga Maata Waka
$5,000
$345,179
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OUTDOOR SAFETY
COMMITTEE
Te Tahua Whakaruru-hau
Recipient
The Lottery Outdoor Safety
Committee funds groups whose
main purpose is outdoor safety
and water safety.
Amount
Auckland Land Search and Rescue Inc.
$9,268
Hamilton Search and Rescue Group
$6,991
Hamilton Youth Search and Rescue
(YSAR)
$9,990
Kuaotunu Land Search and Rescue Inc.
$6,636
New Zealand Land Search and Rescue
Inc.
$27,811
New Zealand Mountain Safety Council
$996,400
New Zealand Speleological Society
$895
Northern K9 Search Specialists Inc.
$2,615
Northland Emergency Services Trust
$100,000
Southland Alpine Cliff Rescue Team
Surf Life Saving New Zealand Inc.
Taranaki Rescue Helicopter Trust
The Royal New Zealand Coastguard
Inc.
Wanaka Search and Rescue
Organisation Inc.
Water Safety New Zealand (WSNZ)
$8,500
$2,231,000
$317,828
$1,300,000
$18,667
$2,415,828
SAVING LIVES AT SEA
TOGETHER
Lottery Grants Board funding continues to
support Coastguard New Zealand’s mission of
saving lives at sea.
A network of 75 rescue vessels and ten air
patrols enabled Coastguard to help 8,500
people in 2006 / 2007. But Coastguard is
more than just boats and aircraft; boating
courses and a 24 / 7 network that broadcasts
weather and sea information increases safety
awareness on the water.
“The majority of what Coastguard does is
preventative,” said Coastguard CEO Bruce Reid.
“Our approach is, ‘Better a mid-day tow than a
6 o’clock search and rescue’.”
Bruce said that none of the 8,500 people had
expected to call Coastguard when they set off
on the day’s outing. Most of the vessels were
seaworthy and the Skippers were trained and
competent.
“But once on the water, many of the elements
are unforeseen,” said Bruce. “Coastguard
volunteers have to respond quickly and
professionally. This has been achieved by the
efforts of volunteers in local communities
who give over 250,000 hours each year, and
the continued support of the Lottery Outdoor
Safety Committee, who granted $1.3 million in
2006 / 2007.”
National Committees
MINISTER’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
The Lottery Minister’s Discretionary Fund makes grants to individuals and groups for projects that fall outside the scope
of any Lottery distribution committee. The Fund’s main emphasis is on overseas travel, enabling applicants to attend an
international event or conference for the benefit of the New Zealand community or a significant sector of the community.
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Alexander Snedden
$3,807
Sally Hariata McKean
Alzheimers New Zealand
$8,292
Save Animals from Exploitation Inc.
Amohia Boulton
$2,400
Anne McMahon
$5,310
Antony Taylor
$3,565
Associated New Zealand Myalgic
Encephalopathy Society Inc.
$4,774
Association of Supported Employment
in New Zealand
$300
$3,644
Beginning Experience Auckland
$4,575
Bo Ai She, Chinese Mental Health
Consumer Self-Support Organisation
$6,652
Carers New Zealand
$3,694
Conductive Education Wellington Trust
$4,746
Deaf Association of New Zealand Inc.
(Auckland)
Diabetes New Zealand Inc.
$1,300
Dr. Kawshi De Silva
$2,680
Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa
Research Association (DEBRA) New
Zealand
$5,385
Epilepsy Association of New Zealand
Inc.
$3,787
Fertility New Zealand
$3,500
Gary Watts
$3,642
Gillian Hardie
$3,552
Guillain Barre Syndrome Support
Group New Zealand Trust
$3,025
Halswell Residential College
$3,300
Hearing Association Inc. (Christchurch)
$3,700
Jacinta Syme
$3,505
Janet Bagshaw
$3,957
Joanne Mane
$4,237
Karen Kahotea
$2,896
Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust
$2,428
Marlene Beale
$1,100
Mental Health Foundation of New
Zealand
$7,942
Muscular Dystrophy Association of
New Zealand Inc.
$1,300
Muscular Dystrophy Association of
New Zealand Inc.
$2,000
Muscular Dystrophy Association of
New Zealand Inc.
$3,212
National Collective of Independent
Women’s Refuges Inc.
$6,017
National Council of Women of New
Zealand
$5,703
New Zealand Council of Victim Support
Groups
$5,073
New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum
Foundation
$4,792
Okiwi Bay Voluntary Rural Fire Force
$5,000
Osteoporosis New Zealand Inc.
$1,774
Parents Centres New Zealand Inc.
$2,073
Patricia Gillbanks
Penny Gray
$1,972
Sheryl Hann
$6,017
SOUNZ, The Centre for New Zealand
Music
$597
$3,418
Preventing Violence in the Home Inc.
$2,780
Preventing Violence in the Home Inc.
$3,440
Robyn Kippenberger
$4,315
Safer Families Foundation
$2,000
$2,995
$3,646
Susan Tasker
$6,198
Tanya Ogilvie-White
$4,570
Te Iwi o Ngati Tukorehe Trust
Te Reo Marama, Ma-ori Smokefree
$7,988
Coalition
$10,610
$500
$3,440
Shakti Community Council Inc. (Project
Women Against Violence)
Sue Taylor
Auckland Latin American Community
Inc.
Amount
The Foundation for Peace Studies
(Auckland)
$790
Recipient
Amount
The Foundation for Peace Studies
(Auckland)
$3,800
The Kiwi Kids Lifeskills Trust
$4,284
The Peace Foundation Disarmament
and Security Centre
$3,500
The Peace Foundation Disarmament
and Security Centre
$20,000
Wellington Zoo Trust
$7,084
WONS: Nursing, Education and Health
Promotion Services
$2,500
World Indigenous Nations Higher
Education Consortium
$7,287
Young Women’s Christian Association
(YWCA) Aotearoa New Zealand
(Whangarei)
$7,136
$1,883
STRENGTHENING
THE SPCA
rush in and rush out, because they feel like all
the animals look so sad and they have to adopt
them all!”
A Lottery grant of $4,315 from the Minister’s
Discretionary Fund sent Robyn Kippenberger
from the Royal New Zealand Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) to
attend the US Humane Society Animal Care
Expo.
Robyn said, “Whether you want a dog who lies
around in front of the fire, or one who can run
the length of Muruwai beach, we know about
animals and want to pass them on in a really
affirming way.”
Robyn said the opportunity to hear from
visionary veterinarians and animal welfare
gurus was invaluable. Michael Arms, who is
credited with saving the lives of more orphaned
animals than anyone else in history, was “truly
inspiring,” said Robyn.
As CEO, Robyn brought her experiences from
the conference back home and put them into
action at the SPCA headquarters in Auckland.
As a direct result of the conference, Michael
Arms is coming to run seminars with SPCA
staff all over the country.
“Our vision is to make the SPCA a happy place
for our staff, our volunteers, and the people
who come to adopt. We don’t want people to
Another speaker at the conference was Melinda
Merck, an animal Crime Scene Investigation
specialist. Robyn said learning about Melinda’s
techniques “gave us such an insight into the
things that we can get smarter about here.
For example, a dog in Auckland was recently
kicked to death. Because the vet had attended
Melinda’s workshop, she was able to find
forensic evidence showing bruising, broken ribs,
and previous injuries. We could show that the
dog was viciously attacked, with malice, and this
strengthens the prosecution enormously.”
Robyn said that the Lottery funding helped
immensely. “Animal welfare is a specialised field,
so it’s really valuable to be able to get knowledge
and support like this from outside New Zealand.”
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LOTTERY COMMUNITY COMMITTEES
NATIONAL COMMUNITY COMMITTEE
Te Tahua Hapori Nga- Whakaurunga
One national and 11 regional Lottery Community Committees fund developmental or preventative projects, welfare and
support services or projects that help to improve the wellbeing of people in the community.
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
Age Concern Inc.
$90,000
Age Concern Inc. (Wellington)
$50,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Taupo)
$16,000
Age Concern Inc. (Ashburton)
$22,500
Age Concern Inc. (Whangarei)
$25,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Tauranga)
$35,000
Age Concern Inc. (Auckland)
$70,000
Agender New Zealand Inc.
$10,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Wanganui)
$24,000
Age Concern Inc. (Canterbury)
$25,000
Aitutaki Enua Society Inc.
$10,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Wellington)
$35,000
Age Concern Inc. (Central Hawke’s
Bay)
$17,500
All Together Multi Culture Society Club
New Zealand Inc.
$15,300
Amputee Federation of New Zealand
Inc.
$19,000
Age Concern Inc. (Counties Manukau)
$55,000
Allergy New Zealand Inc.
$40,000
Age Concern Inc. (Flaxmere)
$15,000
Alzheimers Canterbury
$25,000
Amputee Society of Auckland and
Northland Inc.
$3,650
$1,900
Age Concern Inc. (Hamilton)
$37,892
Alzheimers Counties Manukau
$24,000
Age Concern Inc. (Hastings)
$30,000
Alzheimers Disease and Related
Disorders Society Inc. (Waikato)
Amputee Society of Canterbury and
Westland Inc.
$30,000
Alzheimers Disease and Related
Dementia Society Inc. (Wairarapa)
Amputee Society of Nelson and
Marlborough Inc.
$4,500
$16,000
Alzheimers Inc. (Auckland)
$20,000
Amputee Society of Otago and
Southland Inc.
$12,600
Alzheimers Inc. (Whakatane)
$24,000
Alzheimers New Zealand
Age Concern Inc. (Havelock North)
$15,000
Age Concern Inc. (Kaitaia and District)
$22,500
Age Concern Inc. (Kapiti Coast)
$30,000
Age Concern Inc. (Manawatu)
$22,500
Age Concern Inc. (Marlborough)
$10,000
Age Concern Inc. (Mid North)
$22,500
Age Concern Inc. (Napier)
$25,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Ashburton
District)
Age Concern Inc. (Nelson)
$26,600
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Gisborne)
$26,000
Age Concern Inc. (Otago)
$53,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Hastings)
$20,000
Age Concern Inc. (Rodney)
$30,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Marlborough)
$18,000
Age Concern Inc. (Shore)
$52,500
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Napier)
$18,000
Age Concern Inc. (Southland)
$22,500
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Nelson)
$20,000
Age Concern Inc. (Tairawhiti)
$25,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Northland)
$40,000
Amputee Society of Taranaki Inc.
$900
$30,000
Amputee Society of Waikato, Bay of
Plenty and Districts Inc.
$14,000
$18,304
Amputee Society of Wellington Regions
and Wairarapa Inc.
$15,000
Anglican and Catholic Community
Social Service (ACROSS) Te
Kotahitanga o Te Wairua
$39,100
Arachnoiditis Sufferers Action and
Monitoring Society (ASAMS) New
Zealand Inc.
$1,750
Arthritis New Zealand (Auckland Metro
Service Centre)
$22,000
Age Concern Inc. (Taranaki)
$25,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Otago)
$25,000
Age Concern Inc. (Taupo)
$22,500
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Rotorua)
$18,000
Age Concern Inc. (Tauranga)
$29,120
$11,000
Age Concern Inc. (Wairoa)
$18,500
Alzheimers Society Inc. (South
Canterbury)
Arthritis New Zealand (Bay of Plenty
Service Centre)
$15,000
Age Concern Inc. (Waitaki)
$17,500
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Southland)
$16,000
Arthritis New Zealand (East Coast /
Gisborne Service Centre)
$11,000
Age Concern Inc. (Wanganui)
$31,000
Alzheimers Society Inc. (Taranaki)
$12,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Hawke’s Bay
Service Centre)
$10,000
ESSENTIAL HEALTH
INFORMATION
Allergy New Zealand is a national organisation
that aims to disseminate information to
everyone about allergies. CEO, Penny
Jorgensen says a $40,000 grant from the
Lottery National Community Committee has
helped to get much-needed information out
to people.
“In the last year we’ve updated the way
people can access our information. We’ve
done that by updating our website, putting
together new publications and sending out
resources as people ask for them. We also
operate a freephone on 0800 340 800. All our
information is checked by our Medical Panel, so
it is current and evidence-based.
“Allergies affect nearly 20% of the population,
mainly young people of working age and their
children. We have a particular focus on people
living with food allergies and on the people
who support them, and we think there are at
least 20,000 young children with this condition
nationally. One of the things we do is provide
information to schools and early childhood
centres because teachers really need to know
how to support children with food allergies so
that those children can attend school safely.
opportunities to provide information for
displays.”
“We also find every way we can to increase
people’s awareness about allergies and
the challenge of living with allergies. We do
that through our National Volunteer Support
Network, the media, and through taking
Penny says 35 libraries round the country are
hosting displays during Allergy Awareness
Week, May18-24.
For more information phone 0800 340 800 or
go to www.allergy.org.nz
National Community Committees
Recipient
Arthritis New Zealand (Manawatu
Service Centre)
Amount
Recipient
Autism Spectrum Kiwis (ASK) Trust
Amount
$700
$10,000
Barnardos Auckland Family Services
Arthritis New Zealand (Manukau Service
Centre)
$22,000
Barnardos Auckland Manukau Early
Childhood Services
$6,900
Arthritis New Zealand (Marlborough
Service Centre)
$18,000
Barnardos Family Advocacy and
Information Resource (FAIR) Centre
$56,750
Barnardos (Canterbury / West Coast)
$50,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Mid and North
Canterbury Service Centre)
$22,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Nelson Service
Centre)
$20,000
Arthritis New Zealand (North Otago
Service Centre)
Arthritis New Zealand (North Shore
Service Centre)
Arthritis New Zealand (Otago Service
Centre)
$10,000
$22,000
$22,000
Arthritis New Zealand (South
Canterbury Service Centre)
$22,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Southern
Regional Office)
$20,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Southland
Service Centre)
Arthritis New Zealand (Taranaki Service
Centre)
Arthritis New Zealand (Waikato Service
Centre)
$10,000
$20,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Wairarapa
Service Centre)
$10,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Waitakere
Service Centre)
$22,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Wanganui
Service Centre)
$9,000
Arthritis New Zealand (Wellington
Service Centre)
$10,000
Arthritis New Zealand (West Coast
Service Centre)
$20,000
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
(ADHD) Association Inc.
Auckland District Council of Social
Services
Autism New Zealand Inc.
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Auckland
Branch)
$35,000
Community Spirit Trust
$10,000
Council of Social Services in
Christchurch
$19,250
Cystic Fibrosis Association of New
Zealand
$25,000
$212,000
$100,000
$25,000
$21,000
Barnardos (Southland)
$17,000
Diabetes Inc.
Barnardos (Taranaki / Wanganui)
$30,000
Diabetes Inc. (Ashburton)
$1,600
$28,520
Barnardos (Rotorua)
$24,000
Diabetes Inc. (Auckland)
Barnardos (Waikato)
$29,000
Diabetes Inc. (Buller)
$668
Barnardos (Waitemata)
$13,800
Diabetes Inc. (Buller)
$4,153
Barnardos (Wellington / Porirua / Kapiti)
$55,000
Diabetes Inc. (Central Otago)
Barrier Free New Zealand Trust
$15,000
Diabetes Inc. (Christchurch)
$20,000
Birthright New Zealand Inc.
$21,000
Diabetes Inc. (Hawke’s Bay)
$11,844
Books in Prison Trust
$64,000
Diabetes Inc. (Horowhenua)
$2,250
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc.
$20,000
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Auckland)
$30,000
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Canterbury)
$20,000
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Central Districts)
$10,000
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Gisborne)
$50,000
$16,000
$25,000
Child Cancer Foundation Inc.
Deaf Association of New Zealand Inc.
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Wanganui)
$30,000
CCS Inc. (Wellington)
$22,500
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Taranaki)
$7,500
$12,500
Barnardos (Otago)
$30,000
$20,000
$17,500
CCS Inc. (Waitaki)
DARE Foundation of New Zealand
– Skills for Life
$10,000
$7,500
$7,500
$9,000
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Wellington)
$13,000
Breast Cancer Network Inc.
$17,500
CancerVOICES New Zealand
Charitable Trust
Catholic Family and Community
Services
$2,000
$37,500
$1,055
Diabetes Inc. (Kapiti Coast)
$5,000
Diabetes Inc. (Manawatu)
$1,240
Diabetes Inc. (Marlborough)
$9,500
Diabetes Inc. (Milton)
Diabetes Inc. (North Otago)
Diabetes Inc. (Otago)
$753
$7,950
$10,501
Diabetes Inc. (South Canterbury)
$7,768
Diabetes Inc. (South Otago)
$1,220
Diabetes Inc. (Southland)
$1,696
Diabetes Inc. (Tauranga)
$12,000
$20,000
$20,000
CCS Inc. (Wairarapa)
$23,000
$15,000
$5,000
$25,000
CCS Inc. (Waikato)
$20,000
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Rotorua)
Asthma Society Inc. (Nelson)
CCS Inc. (Tairawhiti Hawke’s Bay)
Barnardos (Northland)
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Northland)
$8,000
Amount
Barnardos (Nelson / Marlborough)
$8,970
Asthma Society Inc. (Marlborough)
Asthma Society Inc. (Northland)
$28,000
$10,000
$20,000
Asthma and Respiratory Foundation of
New Zealand Inc.
Barnardos (Manawatu / Horowhenua)
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Nelson)
Arthritis New Zealand (Whangarei
Service Centre)
Association of Supported Employment
in New Zealand
$15,800
$15,000
$10,000
Associated New Zealand Myalgic
Encephalopathy Society (ANZMES) Inc.
$27,000
Barnardos (Hawke’s Bay)
Brain Injury Association of New Zealand
Inc. (Hawke’s Bay)
Arthritis New Zealand (Western Bay of
Plenty / Tauranga Service Centre)
Ashburton Council of Social Services
Barnardos (Gisborne)
Barnardos (Tauranga)
$20,000
$70,000
Recipient
Diabetes Inc. (Waikato)
Diabetes Inc. (Waimate)
$3,760
$15,600
$946
Diabetes Inc. (West Coast)
$1,800
Diabetes Youth New Zealand
$16,100
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand
$62,000
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand (Ashburton)
$5,000
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand (Auckland)
$7,500
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA)
of New Zealand (Christchurch and
Districts)
$9,000
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand (Eastern Bay of Plenty)
$2,500
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand (Hutt Valley Regional)
$2,300
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand (Palmerston North and
Districts)
$7,500
$3,000
Catholic Family Support Services
$37,500
Catholic Social Services (Christchurch)
$39,500
Catholic Social Services (Dunedin)
$45,000
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand (Southland)
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Bay of Plenty
Branch)
$6,000
Catholic Social Services of the
Archdiocese of Wellington
$47,500
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Canterbury
Branch)
$8,000
Catholic Women’s League of New
Zealand Inc.
Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) of
New Zealand (Wellington)
$12,000
Dunedin Council of Social Services
$19,028
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Hawke’s Bay
Branch)
$5,000
CCS Inc. (Auckland)
$20,000
CCS Inc. (Canterbury West Coast)
$25,000
Dyspraxia Support Group New Zealand
Inc.
$20,000
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Nelson
Marlborough Branch)
$1,500
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Otago
Branch)
$1,232
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Southland
Branch)
$1,000
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Waikato
Branch)
$6,000
Autism New Zealand Inc. (Wellington
Branch)
$14,000
$2,500
CCS Inc. (Nelson Marlborough)
$17,500
Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa
Research Association (DEBRA) of New
Zealand
CCS Inc. (New Zealand)
$39,330
Echo Radio, The Dutch Network Trust
$15,500
CCS Inc. (North Taranaki)
$15,000
CCS Inc. (Northland)
$15,000
CCS Inc. (Otago)
$20,000
ECPAT New Zealand Inc. (End
Child Prostitution, Pornography and
Trafficking)
$78,599
CCS Inc. (Manawatu Horowhenua)
$20,000
CCS Inc. (South and Central Taranaki)
$12,500
CCS Inc. (South Canterbury)
$15,000
CCS Inc. (Southland)
$13,000
Epilepsy Association of New Zealand
Inc.
$4,615
$235,500
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Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Evacuee Reunion Association New
Zealand (National)
$3,200
Motor Neurone Disease Association of
New Zealand Inc.
Amount
$41,000
$2,445
Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s
Society of Canterbury
Family Education Network New Zealand
Inc.
$5,000
Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s
Society of Canterbury
Father and Child Trust
$6,000
Federation of New Zealand Ostomy
Societies Inc.
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc. (Hawke’s
Bay)
$4,000
$7,000
Evacuee Reunion Association New
Zealand
Recipient
New Zealand Association of Citizens
Advice Bureaux Inc.
Amount
$446,000
New Zealand Association of Children’s
Supervised Access Services Inc.
$12,500
New Zealand Continence Association
$26,500
$25,000
New Zealand Council of Social Services
$25,000
$10,000
New Zealand Council of Victim Support
Groups
$280,000
$8,000
Fertility New Zealand National Inc.
$30,500
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc.
(Manawatu)
Foundation for Youth Development
$35,000
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc. (Nelson)
$5,000
$5,000
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc. (Otago)
$8,000
New Zealand Dystonia Patient Network
Inc.
$8,000
New Zealand Endometriosis Foundation
Inc.
$40,000
$8,000
New Zealand Essential Tremor Support
Group
$2,500
$9,500
New Zealand Family Planning
Association
Fragile X Trust (New Zealand)
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc. (Rotorua
and District)
Gastric Reflux Support Network New
Zealand for Parents of Infants and
Children Charitable Trust
$15,000
Gisborne Pain and Terminal Care Trust
$12,500
Gisborne Rape Crisis
$15,000
Glaucoma New Zealand
$35,000
Global Youth Foundation
$10,000
Multiple Sclerosis Society of New
Zealand Inc.
$20,000
Multiple Sclerosis Society of New
Zealand Inc. (Southland)
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
Trust
Guillain Barre Syndrome Support
Group New Zealand Trust
Haemophilia Foundation of New
Zealand Inc.
Halswell Residential College (Whanau
Villa)
$4,700
$18,000
$5,000
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc.
(Wanganui)
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc. for
Parkinson’s Division (Marlborough)
$65,000
New Zealand Federation of Prisoners
Aid and Rehabilitation Societies Inc.
$47,000
New Zealand Federation of Vocational
and Support Services Inc.
$25,000
New Zealand Federation of Voluntary
Welfare Organisations
$42,000
New Zealand Foundation for
Conductive Education
$13,500
$38,000
New Zealand Indian Central Association
Inc.
$17,000
$11,680
New Zealand Korea Veterans
Association Inc.
$27,000
New Zealand Lysosomal Storage
Diseases Trust
$6,240
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Waikato Trust
$6,647
Hearing Association Inc. (Nelson)
$20,000
National Association of ESOL (English
for Speakers of Other Languages)
Home Tutor Schemes Inc.
$18,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Aoraki)
Hearing Association Inc. (Tauranga /
Bay of Plenty)
$12,000
Multiple Sclerosis West Coast Inc.
$10,000
Hearing Association Inc. (South
Canterbury)
$40,000
$8,000
Hearing Association Inc. (Horowhenua
Branch)
$25,000
$18,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Auckland Central)
Hearing Association Inc. (Wairarapa
Branch)
$10,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Christchurch)
$15,500
Heart Children New Zealand Inc.
$60,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Dunedin)
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Horowhenua-Kapiti)
Hindu Council of New Zealand Inc.
$8,000
Hospice New Zealand
$30,000
Hospice Southland Charitable Trust
$18,000
Hutt Council of Social Services Trust
$4,400
IHC Inc. (Hawke’s Bay)
$5,000
IHC Inc. (New Zealand)
$105,822
IHC Inc. (Rotorua)
IHC Inc. (South Taranaki)
$13,000
$5,000
IHC Inc. (Wanganui)
$18,000
Jigsaw Family Services Inc.
$42,500
Kaitaia Arthritis Organisation
$20,000
Keep New Zealand Beautiful Society
$20,000
Kidney Kids of New Zealand Inc.
$18,000
Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust
$14,558
KidsCan Charitable Trust
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Hutt)
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Nelson)
New Zealand Multiple Birth Association
$37,000
$12,000
$6,500
New Zealand Speak Easy Association
New Zealand Spinal Trust
$17,197
New Zealand Tinnitus Association
$14,878
New Zealand Williams Syndrome
Association
$23,650
$12,000
North Shore Community and Social
Services Inc.
$19,000
Osteoporosis New Zealand Inc.
$28,000
Parent to Parent (Auckland)
$20,000
Parent to Parent (Central Lakes District)
$20,000
$16,428
Parent to Parent (Coastal Bay of Plenty)
$20,000
$12,000
Parent to Parent (Greater Canterbury
Region)
$20,000
Parent to Parent (Manawatu)
$16,000
Parent to Parent (National Office)
$95,000
$17,250
Lake Taupo Hospice Trust
Leukaemia and Blood Foundation of
New Zealand
$12,500
$15,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Taupo)
$13,824
$20,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Waikato)
$17,800
$13,300
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Wanganui)
Manawatu Rape and Sexual Abuse
Centre
$22,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Wellington)
$20,916
Mary Potter Hospice
$23,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (West Auckland)
$17,240
$20,000
$5,000
North Otago Asthma Society
$10,000
$19,000
Mid North Family Support, Rape Crisis
and Youth Services
$5,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (South Auckland)
La Leche League New Zealand Inc.
$30,000
$8,500
$15,000
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Palmerston North)
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Taranaki)
$56,000
$5,090
New Zealand Social and Civic Policy
Institute
$23,000
$10,000
Mercy Hospice Auckland Ltd.
$15,000
$3,105
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Northland)
Kotare Research and Education for
Social Change Charitable Trust
Mental Health Foundation of New
Zealand
$7,000
New Zealand Organisation for Rare
Disorders
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (North Shore)
National Association of ESOL Home
Tutor Schemes Inc. (Southland)
Literacy and Language Bay of Plenty
Inc.
$134,799
New Zealand Federation of Family
Budgeting Services Inc.
$8,000
Muscular Dystrophy Association of New
Zealand Inc.
$10,000
$20,000
Multiple Sclerosis West Coast Inc.
$13,000
$45,000
New Zealand Federation of Ethnic
Councils
Multiple Sclerosis Society Southland
Inc. (Parkinson’s Group)
Healing and Rape Crisis Centre Inc.
New Zealand Down Syndrome
Association
National Collective of Independent
Women’s Refuges Inc.
National Kings Empire Veterans Bowls
Tournament (2006) Committee
Nelson Region Hospice Trust
$4,380
Parent to Parent (Nelson)
$14,000
Parent to Parent (Northland)
$18,000
Parent to Parent (Southland)
$18,000
Parent to Parent (Waikato)
$20,000
Parent to Parent (Wellington)
$20,000
Parenting Council of New Zealand Inc.
$111,620
$1,000
$25,000
$8,000
Parenting With Confidence Inc.
$100,000
Parents Centres New Zealand Inc.
$122,170
Parkinsonism Society of New Zealand
Inc.
$60,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Auckland)
$40,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Gisborne)
$8,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Hawke’s
Bay)
$15,000
National Community Committees
Recipient
Amount
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Kapiti /
Horowhenua)
$20,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Manawatu)
$15,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Northland)
$27,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Otago)
$10,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Taranaki)
$20,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Tauranga)
$22,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Waikato)
$22,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Wairarapa)
$16,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Wanganui)
$12,000
Parkinsonism Society Inc. (Wellington)
$22,000
Recipient
Amount
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
(Marlborough)
$4,000
$5,000
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
(Otago)
$9,500
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
(Taranaki)
$4,000
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
(Wanganui)
$12,000
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (Eastern Bay of Plenty)
Parkinsons Inc. (South Canterbury)
$16,500
Parkinsons Support Group (Central
Plateau Division)
$12,000
Pasifika Fashion and Arts Trust
$10,000
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (Manawatu)
People First New Zealand Inc.
$74,000
Platform Inc.
$30,000
Porirua Language Project Inc., ESOL
Positive Women Inc.
Post Polio Support Society New
Zealand Inc.
$8,700
$30,000
$6,000
Prader-Willi Syndrome Association
(New Zealand) Inc.
$10,000
Pregnancy Help Inc.
$10,000
Prison Fellowship New Zealand
$35,000
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
(Canterbury)
$17,500
HELPING DIABETICS
LEAD A NORMAL LIFE
A grant of $3,760 from the Lottery National
Community Committee helped Diabetes
Tauranga keep its members in touch through
a regular newsletter in 2006 / 2007; full of
the latest medical research, local community
events, and diabetic-friendly recipes.
Noelle Thompson, who’s been producing the
newsletter for 22 years, said, “Keeping in
touch with a newsletter and getting together
informally helps [people with diabetes] realise
they’re not the only one, there’s others, and
they’ve got things in common.”
Noelle said that parents with young children
who have diabetes often have feelings of guilt,
and youth are likely to be embarrassed by their
diabetes. “We offer practical support, funding
and activities to empower young people with
diabetes to lead as normal a life as possible.”
Diabetes Tauranga also runs support groups,
distributes a special youth newsletter, organises
supermarket tours, and runs a free helpline.
Rape Crisis Inc. (Dunedin)
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
(Nelson)
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (Hutt Valley)
Recipient
Refugees As Survivors New Zealand
Amount
$25,000
$25,000
Relationship Services Inc.
$175,000
Rescare New Zealand Inc.
$4,000
RIR Reunion Committee (1st Royal
New Zealand Infantry Regiment Reunion
Committee)
$3,500
River Plate Veterans Association of New
Zealand
$3,500
Rockquest Charitable Trust
$60,200
$10,000
Ronald McDonald House Auckland
Trust
$25,000
$14,000
Royal Humane Society Of New Zealand
Inc.
$16,000
Royal New Zealand Foundation of the
Blind
$20,000
Royal New Zealand Pipe Bands
Association Inc. (Otago Centre)
$18,500
$5,000
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (Rotorua)
$8,500
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (Tauranga and District)
$10,084
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (Waikato District)
Schizophrenia Fellowship New Zealand
Inc.
$50,000
$16,000
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Aoraki)
$11,440
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (Wellington)
$11,000
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Auckland)
$32,000
$6,040
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Canterbury)
$2,500
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society
Inc. (West Coast)
Rape and Sexual Abuse Healing Centre
$21,500
Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Inc.
(West Coast)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Central
Otago)
$12,000
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Eastern
Bay)
$13,000
$10,000
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Recipient
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Manawatu)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Marlborough Trust)
Amount
$12,500
$5,000
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Nelson
Branch)
$12,500
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (New
Plymouth)
$10,000
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Otago
Branch)
$20,000
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Pegasus
Bay)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Rotorua
Branch)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Southland)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Tairawhiti)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Waikato)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Wairarapa)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (Waitaki)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Wanganui)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc.
(Wellington)
Schizophrenia Fellowship Inc. (West
Coast)
Shakti Community Council Inc.
Sleep Apnoea Association of New
Zealand
$10,000
$11,000
$7,200
$10,000
$7,900
$13,850
Amount
Recipient
Swiss Society of New Zealand Inc.
$2,500
Taupo Council of Social Services
$5,250
Women and Children Fresh Start
Support Group Inc.
$20,000
Te Korowai Aroha o Aotearoa Inc.
$24,000
Young Designers Award Trust
$24,000
Te Ora Hou Aotearoa Inc.
$30,000
Te Ora Hou Hawke’s Bay Inc.
$30,500
Young Leaders Foundation New
Zealand
$50,000
Te Ora Hou Northland Inc.
$45,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (Auckland)
$22,500
Te Ora Hou Otautahi Inc.
$35,000
Te Ora Hou Te Tairawhiti Inc.
$30,000
Te Ora Hou Whanganui Inc (formerly Te
Hou Ora)
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc.
(Christchurch)
$32,000
$15,000
Te Puawai Tapu Trust
$20,000
The Boys’ Brigade in New Zealand Inc.
$45,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (Gisborne
District)
$30,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (Greater
Wellington)
$13,520
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (Hawke’s
Bay)
$25,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc.
(Invercargill)
$25,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc.
(Masterton)
$2,524
The Christchurch Congregational
Christian Church in American Samoa
(EFKAS)
$5,000
The Foundation for Peace Studies
(Auckland)
$9,400
The Headway Brain Injury Association
Inc. (Bay of Plenty)
The Kids Help Foundation Trust
$9,000
$43,000
$7,500
The New Zealand Manic Depressive
Network Support Trust Board
$12,200
$12,500
The Open Home Foundation of New
Zealand
$115,000
$20,000
$9,500
$99,710
$2,550
Sosaiete Aoga Amata Samoa I
Aotearoa (SAASIA)
$10,000
South Auckland Hospice Charitable
Trust
$30,000
Southern Consumer Network Trust
$2,000
Southland Asthma Society Inc.
$8,240
Southland Women Support Line Rape
Crisis Inc.
Recipient
$18,000
The Prodrive Driver Education Trust
$45,000
The Robin Hood Foundation
$23,000
The Scandinavian Club Inc.
(Christchurch)
$5,685
The United Nations Youth Association of
New Zealand
$10,000
ToughLove New Zealand Inc.
$15,000
ToughLove New Zealand Inc. (Upper
South Island)
$15,000
Toy Library Federation of New Zealand
$141,800
U3A Rutherford (University of the Third
Age)
$10,000
Volunteering New Zealand Inc.
$10,000
Waipapa Charitable Trust
$10,000
Specific Learning Disabilities Federation
(SPELD) New Zealand
$56,158
Standards Plus
$18,120
Stroke Foundation New Zealand Inc.
$70,000
Stroke Foundation (Central Region)
$65,000
Stroke Foundation (Midland Region)
$55,000
Stroke Foundation (Northern Region)
$80,168
Stroke Foundation (Southern Region)
$75,000
Wellington Council of Social Services
Inc.
$23,000
West Auckland Hospice HomeCare
$30,000
Whangarei Rape Crisis
$17,000
SuperGrans Aotearoa Inc.
Supported Living (New Zealand) Inc.
$2,000
Wairarapa Organisation for Older
Persons
$25,000
Wairarapa Rape and Sexual Abuse
Collective
$12,000
Wanganui Regional Hospice Services
Inc.
$15,000
$6,976
Amount
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (National
Council)
$30,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (Nelson)
$15,705
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (New
Plymouth)
$32,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc.
(Palmerston North)
$20,000
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (South
Waikato)
$22,500
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc. (Tauranga)
$18,500
Young Men’s Christian Association
(YMCA) of New Zealand Inc.
(Wanganui)
$20,000
Young Women’s Christian Association
(YWCA) of Aotearoa / New Zealand
(National Office)
$47,000
Youthline Auckland Charitable Trust
$75,000
National Community Committees
LOTTERY COMMUNITY SUBCOMMITTEES
INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES
Te Komiti iti mo te Tangata Haua
Lottery Individuals with Disabilities
approves grants for vehicles and
mobility equipment to enable people
with disabilities to get out of their
homes and participate in, and
contribute to their community. It
also approves grants to people with
communication related disabilities
for equipment to facilitate interactive
communications with other people.
OVER AND ABOVE THE
ORDINARY
The Committee meets six times a year, usually
by telephone conference. But once a year,
they come from all over New Zealand to meet
face-to-face in Wellington. This is no mean
feat, since four of the current five members use
wheelchairs.
Presiding Member Tony Howe said, “There’s
extra effort, over and above being a part of an
ordinary committee. For us the travel can be a
difficult thing, especially with smaller aircraft
from smaller airports because they are not
always set up for wheelchair travel. And then
there’s accommodation… We all get through it
with a smile and a sense of humour given the
drama it can be. For us this is an important job
and the difficulties are not the main thing.”
“The work of this Committee is all about
extending a person’s ability to be in and be
a part of their community. It’s vital for us to
maintain our focus and the collective direction
of the Committee, and that happens when we
get together and discuss the different ways
we view applications and the process. This is
a time for team building and to keep ourselves
on track,” he says.
In the last financial year the Committee
received 848 applications and made 545
grants, from $25,000 for van and wheelchair
hoists to $3,500 for a mobility scooter or small
vehicle modification grants.
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PACIFIC PROVIDER DEVELOPMENT FUND SUBCOMMITTEE
The Lottery Pacific Provider Development Fund Subcommittee provides assistance to strengthen Pacific Community
groups’ ability to operate in an effective and accountable way and to improve their access to funding from other Lottery
committees.
SUPPORTING PASEFIKA
PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
Pati Umaga suffered a bad accident in 2005
when he fell in the shower and fractured his
neck.
“When I came out of the spinal unit, I ended up
sitting around [in a wheelchair] twiddling my
thumbs, wondering what to do,” said Pati. “I had
the option of indulging in self-pity, or trying to
be more active in community development.”
Pati met with government health agencies,
and started asking questions about what was
available for disabled Pasefika people outside
of Auckland. The answer? “Not much,” said Pati.
This inspired him to start up the unique
Wellington Pasefika Disability Network Trust –
the only support network for disabled Pasefika
people. A grant from the Lottery Pacific Provider
Development Fund (PPDF) paid for a facilitator
to work with the Trust on training for governance
and management issues.
Pati said the long-term goal of the Trust is
to set up a resource centre, with training
programmes, education courses, and a
gymnasium specifically built for people with
disabilities. “What’s the process for us to get to
that point? We need to be an effective group,”
he said. “If we want to get funding, we have to
be registered as a charitable trust.”
Pati said the group was lucky enough to get
a facilitator who adapted her programme to
suit their needs. “We’ve really appreciated the
PPDF funding we received,” said Pati. “While
we’ve been struggling through the whole
process, we’ve now got a better grasp on what
we want to do, and revised our goals.”
The core group of five Trustees – a Fijian
woman, two Cook Islanders, a Ma-ori and a
Samoan, all in wheelchairs – are all committed
to their goal. “We’ve got a good group of
people. We want to make a solid foundation
now. The more solid the foundation, the better
the springboard… Our mission is to provide
a service for Pasefika disabled people, run by
Pasefika disabled people. We want to do it for
ourselves.”
Recipient
Amount
Auau Enua Mangaia Association NZ Inc
$8,485
Auckland Cook Islands Support
Services Trust
$10,000
Auckland Tokelau Society Inc.
$10,000
Care And Nurture Of Pacific Youth
(CANOPY) Trust
$9,953
Congregational Christian Church of
Samoa
$7,500
Cook Islands Health Network
Association New Zealand Inc.
$9,900
Cook Islands Taokotaianga Charitable
Trust
$9,300
Fiji Community Association of Auckland
Inc.
$10,000
Fiji Methodist Church-Building Project
$10,000
Heilala Play Centre
$7,200
Helemata Aoga Niue Charitable Trust
$9,570
Invercargill Tongan Trust
$7,600
Langakali-’a-Halaevalu Moheofo Tongan
Society
$2,165
Longo’akau Communication Centre
Charitable Trust
$8,021
Lotomalie Elderly Group
$1,910
Maake Community Trust
$7,335
Malologa Trust
$6,960
Manihiki Community of New Zealand
Inc.
$9,750
Ola Charitable Trust
$8,020
Outstanding Women’s Group
$9,975
Pacific Islands Early Childhood
Education Teachers Association Inc.
Palataisi oe Pasifiki Inc.
Palei-He-Meesi o Ene Kelesi Fakaofo
Youth Trust
Peniamina Falekaho Atua Trust
$4,870
$10,000
$7,335
$10,000
Samoa Fiafia Group
$3,135
Samoan Advisory Council Southland
Inc.
$6,100
Samoan Assembly of God Women’s
(Tepora Ministries)
$2,500
Samoan Community Trust Northland
$8,640
St. James Samoan Catholic Community
Group
$6,960
Te Ara Metua Punanga Reo Kuki Airani
Inc.
Te Mato Taokotaianga o Te Au Metua
$7,408
$10,000
The Tongan Community Church of
Hephzibah in New Zealand
$9,840
The Upper Room Centre Community
Trust
$9,840
Tongan Women of Hamilton
$6,455
Tulai Iosua Ministries
$2,500
Tupulaga mo Taeao Society Inc.
Tuvalu Community Trust
Vaevaemanava Tongan Community
Trusts
$8,700
$10,000
$9,820
Vaiola Koe Vai Fakanonga Society Inc.
$7,130
Wellington Pasefika Disability Network
$10,000
Regional Community Committees
REGIONAL COMMUNITY COMMITTEES
AUCKLAND COMMUNITY
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Birkenhead Branch)
Chinese Association of North Shore City
$6,750
$4,500
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Glenfield Branch)
Chinese Domestic Healthcare Services
Charitable Trust New Zealand
$6,000
$4,000
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Hibiscus Coast)
Cleft Lip and Palate Support Group
Auckland Inc.
$4,000
$5,000
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Northcote)
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Pukekohe Branch)
$3,500
Action Education Inc.
$27,000
Adults in Motion (AIM) Inc.
$18,000
Adventure Specialties Trust
$15,000
AKO Group
Albany Coco Inc.
Amitabha Hospice Service Trust
$6,000
$2,700
$25,780
Aotea Community Artz Charitable Trust
$8,000
Aotea Community Radio Trust
$6,525
$28,527
Coast Youth Community Trust
$17,680
$20,000
Cochlear Implant Foundation of New
Zealand
House of Bethany
$14,000
$25,000
Hungarian Playgroup
Combined Beneficiaries Union
$20,000
Inner City Womens Group
$30,000
Communicare CMA Inc. (Auckland)
$43,362
Iosis Ltd.
$15,000
Community in Action Charitable Trust
$12,550
Computer Clubhouse Trust
$15,000
Island Child Charitable Trust New
Zealand
$18,000
Cook Islands Aronga Pakari
$6,500
Counselling Services Centre
$40,000
James Liston Hostel Trust
$20,000
Crossroads Clubhouse
$11,518
Justice Action Group
$38,060
Dayspring Trust
$11,000
Kaipara College
$25,600
De Paul House
$28,500
Kia Timata Ano Trust
$16,025
Diversity Trust
$20,000
Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust
$10,000
$25,000
Kohikohinga End Time Harvesters
$20,000
$12,000
La Leche League New Zealand Inc.
(Kelston)
Eating Difficulties Education Network
Inc. (Auckland)
$13,000
La Leche League New Zealand Inc.
(Waiheke)
$30,000
Lifeboyz Trust
$25,000
Lifeway Youth Trust
$33,700
Living Without Violence (Waiheke
Network)
$27,500
$25,000
$45,000
East Auckland Home and Budget
Service Charitable Trust
Auckland Central Budgeting
Consultants Inc.
$12,500
Essentially Men Education Trust
Auckland Deaf Society Inc.
$10,000
Auckland Deaf Society Inc.
$10,000
Ethiopian Sport and Cultural Club in
New Zealand
Auckland District Kidney Society
Auckland East Chinese Society Inc.
Auckland Family Counselling and
Psychotherapy Centre Inc.
$20,960
$15,000
Ezekiel 33 Trust
$16,200
$45,000
Falepipi he Mafola Niuean Handcraft
Group Inc.
$9,200
Family Group Vision Social Services
$17,000
Family Support Centre
$30,000
$20,000
$10,700
Manukau City Orchestral Society
$7,500
$20,000
Manukau East Council of Social
Services
$33,030
$25,330
Friendly Support Network Auckland
$17,540
Auckland Malaysian Society
$4,000
Auckland Refugee Council Inc.
$36,500
Auckland Regional Migrant Service
Charitable Trust
$18,910
Auckland Regional Migrant Service
Charitable Trust
$43,000
$5,500
Friendship Centre Trust
$35,000
Manukau Pacific Island Trust
Friendship House
$30,000
Manurewa Garden Club
$2,650
Gateway Community Trust
$20,700
Masada Community Trust
$45,000
Girl Guides Association of New Zealand
Inc. Te Ropu Tamariki (Auckland)
Massey Community Trust
$16,150
$10,000
Maternity Services Consumer Council
$24,250
Glen Eden Community House Inc.
$22,300
Maungarei Community Christian Trust
$25,000
Glen Innes Family Centre
$66,000
Maungarei Community Christian Trust
$40,000
$4,839
Maungarei Youth and Community Trust
Glen Innes Housing Trust
Glenfield Action Trust
$16,800
Go Walk Trust
Good Samaritan for the Disabled Trust
$12,440
$41,253
$12,000
Methodist Mission Northern
$58,000
Migrants Support Services Inc.
$30,000
Miscarriage Support Auckland Inc.
$12,000
$47,550
Greenhithe Playcentre
$2,000
Auckland Women’s Centre
$44,620
Grey Lynn Park Festival
$25,000
Auckland Women’s Health Council
$26,000
Grey Lynn Senior Citizens Club Inc.
$10,000
$4,000
Grow Auckland Area Office
$21,000
Growing Through Grief, Seasons
(Howick)
$10,000
Monte Cecilia Housing Trust
$1,000
$62,340
$3,000
$15,000
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Auckland
Inc.
$40,000
$10,000
Muthtamil Sangam Inc.
Helensville Women’s Centre
$30,000
National Womens ParentCare
$10,000
Henderson Budget Services Inc.
$20,500
New Dawn Partnership Inc.
$32,000
$26,000
Henderson PIPC (Pacific Island
Presbyterian Church)
New Lynn Sea Scouts
$12,900
$25,000
He Waka Matauranga
Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust
$30,000
Helensville Primary School Kapa Haka
Big Buddy Mentoring Trust
$30,000
Blue Light Ventures Inc. (Hibiscus Coast)
Blue Light Ventures Inc. (North Rodney)
$5,000
Bo Ai She Chinese Mental Health
Consumer Self-Support Organisation
$9,000
Hestia Rodney Women’s Refuge Inc.
$39,000
Body Casting Art for Health
$2,500
Hibiscus Coast Community House
$35,000
$40,000
Hibiscus Coast Youth Centre Inc.
$25,920
$6,000
Highland Park Community House Inc.
$10,000
Camellia House Inc.
$20,000
Highland Park Community House Inc.
$15,570
Care Clownz Trust
$16,000
Hobsonville Art Club
Care Link Trust
$20,000
CARE Waitakere Trust
$22,500
Chaldean Society Inc.
$19,000
Home Interaction Programme for
Parents and Youngsters (HIPPY)
Finlayson Park
Challenge Trust
$20,000
Child Connection
$10,000
Books for Babes Trust
Mobility Assistance Dogs Trust
Mount Albert Senior Citizens Club Inc.
Beneficiaries Advocacy and Information
Service Inc.
Body Positive Inc.
$9,475
McLaren Park and Henderson South
Community Initiative Inc.
Auckland Sexual Abuse HELP
Foundation Charitable Trust
Babylon Community Education
Charitable Trust
$9,569
Father and Child Trust (Auckland)
$25,000
$23,300
$3,943
Mangere East Afterschool Care,
Community Education and Study
Support Trust
Auckland Kiwi Can Trust
Auckland Malay Cultural Club
$2,579
$20,000
Framework Trust
Auckland Latin American Community
Inc.
Malia Imakulata Association for the
Elderly
$1,260
$41,860
$45,000
$20,000
Island Screens Inc.
$3,000
Man Alive Inc.
Auckland Gay / Lesbian Welfare Group
Inc.
Auckland Latin American Community
Inc.
$7,866
Ethnic Voice New Zealand Inc.
$5,000
$25,000
Hope Unlimited Trust
Auckland Asthma Society Inc.
Auckland Disability Providers Network
Inc.
Home Interaction Programme for
Parents and Youngsters (HIPPY) South
Kaipara Charitable Trust
Amount
$20,756
Dress for Success Inc.
$8,763
Recipient
Homebuilders Family Services Inc.
(North Rodney)
Aotea Family Support Group Charitable
Trust
Auckland Cambodian Youth and
Recreation Trust
Amount
$790
$10,000
New Zealand Indian Senior Citizens
Association Inc.
New Zealand Sikh Womens Association
Inc.
$9,600
$11,000
$7,997
$19,500
New Zealand Society for the Promotive
Strategical Development of Economy
and Science
$4,000
New Zealand Somali Women Society
Inc.
$4,000
New Zealand Somali Women Society
Inc.
$12,210
New Zealand Tamil Senior Citizens
Association
$7,900
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Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
New Zealand Tinnitus Association
$15,200
Samoa Atiae I Magele Society Inc.
$40,000
Ngatiwai o Aotea Kawa Marae Trust
$20,800
Samoa Mo Samoa Elderly Group
$5,500
The Ghanaian Association of New
Zealand
$3,630
North Shore Chinese Society Inc.
$18,000
North Shore Civilian Maimed
Association (CMA) Inc.
Scout Association of New Zealand
(Counties Zone Franklin and Papakura)
$19,400
The Ghanaian Association of New
Zealand
$13,680
$30,000
North Shore Education Trust
$14,050
Scouting New Zealand (Rangiawhea
Sea Scouts)
North Shore Hospice Trust
$25,000
SeniorNet Inc. (Helensville)
$6,000
The Laura Fergusson Trust Auckland Inc.
North Shore Life Centre Trust
$35,000
Serrano Kau Aiga Trust
$6,400
The Millennium 21 Trust
$20,000
North Shore Womens Centre
$30,000
Shakthi Seniors
$10,100
The North Shore Budget Service Inc.
$20,000
$16,000
Shakti Family Settlement and Social
Services Inc.
$17,000
The Phobic Trust of New Zealand Inc.
1983
$61,000
Shanti Niwas Charitable Trust Inc.
$42,680
The Project Hope Foundation
$30,000
New Zealand Ethnic Budgeting Services
Trust
New Zealand Ethnic Social Services
Trust
New Zealand Ethnic Social Services
Trust
$21,000
$31,860
$15,251
The Happy Wanderers Club
$5,000
The Kauri Trust
$5,000
$6,500
Sharks Sports Trust
$9,800
The Rosa Counselling Trust
$26,000
Sharlijo Social Services
$6,000
The Sowers Trust
$30,000
Onehunga Chinese Community
$5,910
Sir Peter Blake Marine Education and
Recreation Centre
$40,000
The Tongan Community Church of
Hephzibah in New Zealand
Orakei Senior Citizens Social Club
$1,500
South Auckland Family Refuge Inc.
$48,665
The Western Refuge Society Inc.
South Auckland Family Violence
Prevention Network
$40,100
Titirangi Community House
$10,000
$4,500
Titirangi Community House
$20,000
$9,200
TOA Pacific Inc. (Treasuring Older
Adults & Pacific Aiga Carers)
$14,050
Touch Compass Dance Trust
$15,000
$16,000
Otara Budgeting Service Inc.
$21,600
Otara Economic Development Trust
$35,000
Pacific Information Advocacy and
Support Services (PIASS) Trust
$27,640
South Auckland Seasons
Pakuranga Chinese Association Inc.
$12,450
South East Auckland Senior Citizens
Association Inc.
Pakuranga Inter-Church Charitable Trust
$22,940
South Kaipara Men’s Trust
Panmure Chinese Association Inc.
Papakura Support and Counselling
Centre Inc.
$6,000
$4,800
ToughLove New Zealand Inc. (Auckland)
South Kaipara Youth Forum
$4,000
Tu Matua
Spark Studio
Papatoetoe Adolescent Christian Trust
$31,000
St. Pauls Early Discoveries Centre
Parent Aid (Kaipara)
$13,380
Stillbirth and Newborn Death Support
(SANDS) Inc. (Auckland Central)
$26,720
Parent Port Inc.
$18,000
Parent Port North Inc.
$15,000
Parish of Henderson Seasons Group
Inc.
$16,887
Pasefika Mana Social Work Support
Services
$30,000
Performing Arts Centre Kaipara South
Charitable Trust
Peteli Group
PHAB (Physically Disabled and Able
Bodied) Association Inc. (Auckland)
$15,000
$3,000
$50,000
Pirimai Inc.
$5,000
Point Chevalier Sunshine Club
$4,860
Poly-Emp Employment and Advisory
Service
Poonga (Tamil Community Education)
$15,000
$10,000
South Kaipara Youth Charitable Trust
$35,000
Parent Aid (Waitakere)
Titans Nga Tepua
$26,000
Turn Your Life Around (TYLA) Trust
$2,585
United Sri Lanka Association (Auckland)
$7,120
Vaevaemanava Tongan Community
Trusts
$6,719
$61,460
$7,000
$6,875
$50,000
$5,000
$30,000
Stuttering Treatment and Research Trust
(Auckland)
$10,000
Supervised Access Centres (New
Zealand) Trust aka Care For Kids
$36,660
Violence Free Waitakere
$24,000
$40,000
$15,500
Vaiola Koe Vai Fakanonga Society Inc.
$10,000
Vaiola P.I Budgeting Services Trust
$19,600
$32,500
Volunteering Auckland Trust
Tamaki Community Trust
$20,000
Waiheke Budgeting Services Trust
Tamaki Ngati Kapo
$24,000
Waiheke Island Toy Library Inc.
$45,000
Waiheke Youth Centre Trust
Tamaki Community Development Trust
Tamaki Pathways Trust
Tanumaki Group
$8,783
Tau Te Arohanoa Akoranga Trust
$8,600
$2,300
$15,000
Waitakere Abuse and Trauma
Counselling Service Inc.
$12,000
Waitakere Adult Literacy Inc.
$25,000
Waitakere Kiribati Community
Association Inc.
$5,000
$16,480
$27,000
Te Awaroa Youth Club
$35,000
Te Hana Community Development
Charitable Trust
$30,000
Te Kia Ora Marae Trustees
$15,500
Waitakere Kiribati Community
Association Inc.
Te Manawanui Charitable Trust
$21,000
Waitakere Rangatahi Trust
$7,875
$9,890
$8,000
Presbyterian Support Northern
(Auckland Region)
Te Oranga Kaumatua Kuia Disability
Support Services Trust
$22,500
$26,455
Waitakere Residents and Ratepayers
Inc.
Preventing Violence in the Home Inc.
$50,000
Te Oranga Kaumatua Kuia Disability
Support Services Trust
$30,000
Waitakere Womens Mental Wellness
Support Group
Pukekohe Senior Citizens Club
$5,000
Te Piataata Trust
$30,146
Puna Ole Ola Preschool
$7,200
Te Puawai o Te Kotahitanga Education
Trust
Warkworth Mahurangi Community Trust
(Impact Alt-Ed)
$10,000
$19,830
Te Roopu Kapahaka o Te Atatu
Charitable Trust
Warkworth Mahurangi Community Trust
(Impact Alt-Ed)
$15,000
$14,721
Waves Trust
$25,000
$16,000
Pupunga Taiamoni Tongan Community
Trust
$32,616
Quality of Life Trust
$30,000
Raeburn House
$45,000
Ranui 135
$10,000
Ranui Baptist Community Trust
Te Ukaipo Mercy Initiatives for Rangatahi
Ltd.
$38,000
West Auckland Mental Health Support
Trust (Te Ata)
$15,000
Te Unga Waka Marae Inc. (Social
Services)
$20,000
Rape Crisis Auckland
$25,000
West Auckland Widowed Persons
Association Inc.
Te Waipuna Puawai Mercy Oasis Ltd.
$50,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Totara Park)
$25,000
Rimalelei Group
$6,122
Rodney Economic Development Trust
$8,784
Te Whare Awhina o Tamworth Inc.
$22,310
Teenadders Inc.
$40,000
Tenants Protection Association
$10,000
$1,000
West Auckland Women’s Centre
(WAWC)
$28,700
West Auckland Women’s Centre
(WAWC)
$37,000
Whanau Atawhai Komiti
$9,972
$1,600
Rodney Stopping Violence Services Inc.
$37,300
The Ace Space, The Waitakere Learning
Shop
Ruapotaka Marae
$30,420
The Anglican Parish of Clevedon
$16,550
Whispering Pines Square Dance
Club
Russian Youth Cultural Centre (RYCC)
$10,000
The Association for Spinal Concerns Inc.
$40,000
Wings Trust Franklin
S-Team Trust / Project K (Manukau)
$24,000
The Auckland Night Shelter Trust
$20,000
Women’s Centre (Rodney)
Safer Families Violence Prevention
Network (North Shore)
The Auckland Tuvalu Society Inc.
$25,025
Women’s Centre (Rodney)
$30,000
$28,000
The Change Works Trust 2006
$31,230
Women’s Refuge Inc. (Auckland)
$18,664
The Eastgate Community Trust
$20,000
WONS: Nursing, Education and Health
Promotion Services
$21,160
Salt Youth (Helensville Christian Life
Centre)
$7,720
$15,622
$6,470
$30,000
Regional Community Committees
CONNECTING WOMEN
AND FAMILIES
The Helensville Women’s Centre was started
in 1993 by a group of dedicated local women.
They volunteered their time to develop a range
of services, from providing a place for mums
to change and feed their babies, to creating a
safe environment for women wanting to get out
of a violent relationship.
Since then, the Centre has grown in strength
and community support. Thanks to an
Auckland Lottery Community Committee grant
Recipient
Working Womens’ Resource Centre
Young Women’s Christian Association
(YWCA) Aotearoa New Zealand
(Auckland)
Amount
$14,200
$25,000
of $30,000, it now helps women and their
families, through counselling, courses, and
support networks that are delivered by highly
qualified, professional women.
challenging and stressful situations. It helps
with parenting strategies and goal setting
advice, and establishes and strengthens local
networks.
The Children Witnessing Violence programme
provides counselling for children and their
families. The programme identified the
monetary struggles that families experience,
and established the Angel Fund, which helps
pay for things such as children’s camps, sports
equipment, and prescriptions. The Family
Support Services provides assistance for
women and families who are experiencing
Be Everything And More (BEAM) is a project
that came out of a survey that highlighted
isolation in a rural area. Activities such as
walking groups, pilates, yoga and golf promote
a sense of community. Co-manager Christine
Salmon said, “Connecting people seems to be
the key.”
Recipient
Youth Unity
Amount
$7,000
Youthline Auckland Charitable Trust
$38,800
Youthlink Family Trust
$20,000
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BAY OF PLENTY / GISBORNE COMMUNITY
SCHOOL TRIP TO THE SNOW
The Bay of Plenty’s Raukokore school, a
Decile 1 school in a low socio-economic area,
is always trying to create new and exciting
learning opportunities for its children. Thanks
to a Lottery grant of $6,000 from the Bay of
Plenty / Gisborne Community Committee, the
students took a school trip to the mountains of
Whakapapa to see snow for the very first time.
The Raukokore school sits right on the beach,
with only a road between the schoolhouse and
Waihau Bay. This rural school prides itself on
Ma-ori immersion, and a strong and involved
community of parents. Sally Kemp from the
school board said, “Fundraising is always an
ongoing battle. Even our supportive parents
wouldn’t have been able to raise all the funds
for a trip like this.”
To supplement the Lottery grant, the school
got creative with its fundraising. In addition to
a school gala, the community got together to
work on a sheep station for a day – crutching
sheep! “We crutched 5,000 ewes,” said Sally. “It
was hard work but great fun, and all the wages
went to the school.”
On the way to the snow, the children searched
for queen bees at Taupo’s Honey Hive, got
shook up in an earthquake simulator, and
dressed up as soldiers at the Army Museum
Waiouru, where they were shown the Victoria
Cross medal awarded to Willie Apiata, who is
whanau to many of the children.
At the mountain, the children who were under
eight went tobogganing, and the older children
took skiing lessons – and were soon zooming
down the hills ahead of their parents.
“The trip broadened horizons for many of the
children, and the adults too,” said Sally. “It
was great for getting parents involved in their
children’s education in a proactive way. We are
grateful to the Lottery Grants Board for making
this possible.”
Regional Community Committees
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
ACC Advocacy Support Trust (Rotorua)
$10,000
Murupara Primary School
ADHD Rotorua Association Inc.
$31,000
Murupara Youth Centre Trust
Amount
Recipient
$8,000
Tauranga Women’s Refuge Inc.
Amount
$24,500
$27,000
Te Aroha Kanarahi Trust
$26,208
Network Murupara Inc.
$9,499
Te Awanui Trust Hauora
$36,500
$2,500
Te Hapara Whanau Aroha Centre
$20,000
Ahu Whakatika / Challenge Violence
Trust
$22,750
New Zeal Foundation
Arohaina Resource Centre for Seniors
$18,000
Nga Ara Totika Project Governance
Group
$20,000
Te Mahoe Village Trust
$39,400
Nga Mokopuna a Hinematioro Trust
$23,000
Te Oranga Hou
$10,000
Nga Uri o Te Ngahere Trust
$25,000
Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa
$10,000
Ngaitai Iwi Authority
$35,000
Te Puke Community Care Trust
$30,000
Bay of Plenty Philippine Friendship
Society Inc.
Beachaven Community House
$5,000
$28,000
Te Kura o Hiruharama
$7,000
Blue Light Ventures Inc. (Rotorua
Branch)
$15,000
Brainwaves Association Tauranga
Support Group Inc.
Ngata Memorial College
$3,000
Te Repo Community Trust
$12,300
Ohaua Marae
$4,966
Te Runanganui o Te Arawa Inc. (TROTA)
$15,000
Breast Cancer Support Service
Tauranga Trust
$10,983
Older Persons Community Centre Trust
(Parksyde)
Te Tuinga Whanau Family Support
Services Trust
$16,000
$10,000
Open Home Foundation Rotorua
Service Centre
Child Cancer Foundation Tauranga
Branch
City of Rotorua Pipe Band
$4,350
$7,790
$9,000
Community Mentoring Programme Trust
$20,500
Cool Bananas Youthwork Trust
$30,000
Oropi Playgroup Inc.
Papamoa Community Support Centre
$16,600
DARE Foundation of New Zealand
(Tauranga Support Committee)
$15,000
Eastbay Rural Education Activities
Programme Inc.
$11,500
Eastern Bay of Plenty Youth Workers
Network
$6,000
Epilepsy Association of New Zealand
(Bay of Plenty / Coromandel Branch)
$29,216
Family Help Centre Inc.
$15,000
Family Support Trust
$35,920
Friendly Support Network Tauranga
$3,500
Generation X - Te Whakatipuranga Hou
$4,000
Gisborne Budget Advisory Service Inc.
Gisborne Pottery Group Inc.
$10,213
$5,400
Gisborne Volunteer Centre
$14,700
Grief Support Services Inc.
$13,700
Habitat for Humanity Ltd. (Tauranga)
$10,000
Habitat for Humanity Ltd. (Rotorua)
Healthy Young Positive Experiences
(HYPE) Unlimited Charitable Trust
$7,500
$14,000
$25,000
Opotiki Primary School
Order of St. John (Midland Region)
Creative Space - Gisborne Charitable
Trust
$15,000
Papueru Marae
$2,000
$53,000
$5,000
People First New Zealand Inc. (Midland
Region)
$10,000
Pirirakau Hauora Charitable Trust
$31,000
$5,000
$7,000
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation
Society (Gisborne)
$23,000
Progress Ngongotaha Kokiri
Ngongotaha Inc.
Waimana School Parent Teacher
Association (PTA)
$10,800
$15,000
Waipuna Hospice Inc.
$30,000
Wairaka Kokiri Trust Community
Services
$15,000
WellStop Inc.
$13,700
$15,000
Whakaatu Whanaunga Trust
$47,800
$15,000
Whakatane Baptist Community
Charitable Trust
$16,825
Whanau Awhina Women’s Refuge Inc.
$29,000
Radio Kawerau Trust
$2,000
Raukokore School
$6,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Gisborne District)
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Rotorua District)
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Tauranga District)
$15,000
$15,000
Iritekura Marae
$5,000
Rotorua Community Information,
Communication and Technology (ICT)
Trust
$5,000
Rotorua Lifelink Youthline Inc.
$10,000
$9,000
$32,000
Rotorua Social Services Council Inc.
(ROSSCO)
Kauaetangohia Marae
$5,000
Rotorua Women’s Support Network
$15,000
Kawerau North School
$2,000
Royal New Zealand Plunket Society
(Tauranga)
$29,000
Samaritans of Tauranga Inc.
$10,000
$3,000
La Leche League New Zealand Inc.
(Gisborne)
Literacy and Language Bay of Plenty
Inc.
Literacy Rotorua Inc.
$6,250
Manutuke School
$8,400
$2,925
$5,360
Shakti Ethnic Women’s Support Group
Inc. (Central Region)
$19,000
$7,500
St. Barnabas Centre (West Rotorua
Parish)
$10,000
$10,000
Matata Community Resource Centre
$30,000
Merivale Community Inc.
$50,000
Murupara Budget Advisory Services
Trust Inc.
$25,000
Myalgic Encephalopathy / Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome (ME / CFS) Support
Group Inc. (Bay of Plenty)
SeniorNet Inc. (Whakatane)
$11,685
Mary Andrew Literacy Training Trust
Myalgic Encephalopathy / Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome (ME / CFS)
Charitable Trust Inc.
School for Young Parents Society Inc.
(Tauranga)
$10,300
Sexual Abuse Centre Inc. (Rotorua)
$11,200
$7,097
Sunshine Service Inc.
$10,000
SuperGrans Tairawhiti Trust
$16,460
Tataahoata Marae
Tauranga Budget Advisory Service
$5,000
$20,000
Tauranga Christian Community Trust
$27,000
Tauranga Community Foodbank Trust
$18,000
Tauranga Community Housing Trust
Whare Kaitiaki
$12,900
Tauranga Explorers
Tauranga Living Without Violence
Collective Trust
$6,651
$24,000
Waimana Rugby Sports Club Inc.
$3,100
$5,000
$13,900
Waikirikiri Marae Committee
Huntington’s Disease Association Inc.
(Wellington)
Kings Empire Veterans Waihi Beach
Social Group
$35,000
Volunteer (Western Bay of Plenty)
$12,000
$16,500
Kie Kie Marae
$9,720
ToughLove New Zealand Inc. (Tauranga
/ Coastal Bay of Plenty)
$14,440
Rotorua Arts Village Trust
$3,000
$9,960
Tiniroto School Tiniroto Gisborne
Presbyterian Support East Coast
$35,000
Kidz Need Dadz Inc.
Tiniroto Community Association
Waiariki Women’s Refuge - National
Collective of Independent Women’s
Refuges
$10,500
$17,480
$2,500
$13,500
$21,000
Horouta Waka Hoe Club Inc.
Kawerau Safer Community Trust
The Propel Community Trust Board
$5,000
Poverty Bay Federation of Women’s
Institute
Hinepukohurangi Trust
Katikati Community Resource Centre
Inc.
Te Whanau a Apanui, Royal New
Zealand Returned and Services’
Association (RSA) Inc. Women’s
Section
Poupoua Charitable Trust (formerly
known as Te Rangimarie Trust)
Rotorua Adventure Therapy Aotearoa
Inc.
Kakahutapiki Marae
Te Umuroa Marae
$4,000
Tauranga Miscarriage Support
$2,200
$50,000
$6,000
Youth for Christ Gisborne Inc.
$10,000
Youth Projects Trust
$15,000
Youth Te Puke Trust
$8,000
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CANTERBURY / KAIKOURA COMMUNITY
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
15 Squadron Air Training Corps
(District of Timaru)
$1,500
Dyspraxia Support Group New Zealand
Inc. (Canterbury Branch)
$4,200
Phillipstown Community Centre
Charitable Trust
$5,000
40+ Employment Support Trust
$8,300
Eating Awareness Team
$2,500
Addington Community House Inc.
$9,000
Family Help Trust
$9,375
Addington.Net
$14,000
Family Support Agency Inc.
$14,500
Father and Child Trust
$17,000
Pillars Inc. (Prison Inmates Loved-ones
Linked As one to Renew Strength)
$28,125
Pregnancy Counselling Services Inc.
(Canterbury)
$2,500
$3,500
Adult Reading Assistance Scheme Inc.
(Christchurch)
$8,000
Floyds Creative Arts Charitable Trust
$8,500
Agape Street Ministries Charitable Trust
$4,000
Pregnancy Counselling Services Inc.
(Canterbury)
Geraldine Primary School Board of
Trustees
$7,332
Pregnancy Help Inc. (Canterbury
Branch)
$12,500
Project Employment and Environmental
Enhancement Programme
$13,125
Project Esther Charitable Trust
$22,000
Agender New Zealand Inc.
(Christchurch Group)
Ambrosia Empowerment Trust
Anglican Care (Canterbury / Westland),
Social Service Council of the Diocese
of Christchurch, City Mission Division,
Christchurch City Mission
Anglican Care (Canterbury / Westland),
Social Service Council of the Diocese
of Christchurch, South Canterbury
Division
Ashburton Cadet Corps Association
Ashburton Learning Centre Inc.
Ashburton Mackenzie Community
Group Inc.
Ashburton Resource Centre Charitable
Trust
Ashburton Senior Citizens Club
$9,600
$31,860
$20,000
Girl Guides Association of New
Zealand Inc. Te Ropu Tamariki
(Christchurch)
Girl Guides Association of New
Zealand Inc. Te Ropu Tamariki (Springs
District)
Handmade Studio Trust
Heathcote Community Library Inc.
$22,000
$1,300
$15,000
$8,250
$18,500
$4,500
$17,500
Rangiora Budget Advisory Service
$2,500
$10,000
$2,219
Rata Counselling Centre Inc.
Restorative Justice Services Trust Inc.
$15,000
Rewi Alley Chinese School Trust
$36,250
Riccarton Scouts
Home and Family Society
(Christchurch)
$18,000
Home Made Partnerships Trust
Hornby Day Care Trust
$5,900
$21,500
$2,000
$19,562
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Mid-Canterbury Group)
$10,000
$13,125
Rowley Resource Centre
$22,500
Housing for Women Trust
$14,100
SeniorNet Inc. (South Canterbury)
Imagine Charitable Trust
$2,000
In 4 Talk Trust
Inner City Inter-Agency Trust
$700
$22,500
Avebury House Community Trust
$15,860
Joint Anxiety Disorders Group Trust
$2,100
Barnabas Christian Trust
$23,700
K2 Youth Development Trust
$3,000
$6,500
Sexual Abuse Survivors Trust
$15,000
Sexual Abuse Therapy And
Rehabilitation Team Society Inc.
$15,000
Shakti Ethnic Women’s Support Group
Inc. (Christchurch)
$16,125
Shirley Community Trust
$19,000
Kaiapoi District Senior Citizens and
Friends Day Care Centre Inc.
$13,875
Shoreline Youth Trust
$10,000
$19,228
Kimihia Youth Skills Trust
$10,000
Solo Women as Parents Inc.
$14,300
Birthright Inc. (Ashburton)
$7,992
Kingdom Resources Ltd.
$24,000
Sootaga Samoa
Birthright Inc. (Christchurch)
$5,500
Bishopdale Community Trust
$11,250
Latin American Information and
Resource Centre Inc.
Belfast Community Network Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of North
Canterbury
$6,300
Bright’uns Sunshine Holiday Club Inc.
$5,775
Bryndwr Churches Community Support
Society
$5,000
LifeLine (Christchurch)
LifeStart
$7,000
$20,000
$500
Linwood Avenue Community Corner
Trust
$22,625
$11,750
Canterbury Down Syndrome
Association
$10,000
Linwood Community House Society Inc.
Canterbury Fiji Social Services Trust
$23,700
Living Springs Trust
$3,500
Caring for Carers Inc.
$12,500
Centrecare Counselling Waimate
$17,000
LYFE (Linwood Youth Festival
Experience) Advisory Group
$4,600
Child Helpline Trust
Cholmondeley Children’s Home Inc.
Christ the King Friendship and Activities
Social Group
Christchurch Community House
Tenants’ Trust
Christchurch Early Intervention Trust
$2,000
$15,000
$1,000
$16,063
$16,000
Christchurch Explorers, Branch of New
Zealand Association for Gifted Children
$3,820
Christchurch Methodist Mission
$4,900
Christchurch Peoples Resource Centre
$13,100
Christchurch Resettlement Services
Inc. (formerly Refugee Resettlement
Support Inc.)
$16,500
Christchurch Samoan Broadcasting
Inc. Society
$1,500
Community Development Network Trust
$25,375
Community Energy Action Trust
$7,500
Computers for Special Needs Trust
$6,500
Cross Over Trust
Crossfire Trust
$14,125
$9,100
Crossroads Youth With a Future
$26,250
Deaf Society of Canterbury Inc.
$8,400
Delta Community Support Trust
$27,644
Depression Support Network
$7,000
Disabled Persons Assembly New
Zealand Inc. (Christchurch and Districts)
$1,000
Disabled Persons Centre
$10,000
Malayan Veterans Association
(Canterbury Branch)
$2,500
$4,992
South Canterbury Violence Intervention
Project
$12,000
South Canterbury Women’s Refuge
$14,040
South Canterbury Women’s Wellness
Centre
$15,000
Special Needs Library for Education
and Therapeutic Toys
Spreydon Community Gardens Trust
Spreydon Youth Community Trust
$8,000
$7,500
$15,000
St. Albans Residents Association
$12,000
St. Andrews House Community Trust
$10,400
St. James Samoan Catholic Community
Group
Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Trust
$15,000
MensTrust
$11,175
Methven Te Puawaitanga Charitable
Trust
St. John of God Waipuna Youth and
Community Services Trust
$17,423
St. Martins Friendship Club
$1,000
$20,000
$600
St. Nicholas Youth Trust
$8,700
St. Stephens Community Centre
$6,000
Myalgic Encephalopathy / Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome (ME / CFS) Group
Inc. (Canterbury)
$4,750
Neighbourhood Support Ashburton
District Inc.
Stopping Violence Services Inc.
(Christchuch)
$3,500
Neighbourhood Support Inc. (North
Canterbury)
Sydenham Community Development
Trust
$10,625
Te Kaupapa Whakaora Trust
Neighbourhood Trust
$20,000
Te Kupenga o Aranui
$21,000
Te Kura Whakapumau
$10,500
$21,250
$3,500
$8,500
New Brighton Community Gardens
Trust
$5,415
New Zealand Somali Women Inc.
(Christchurch Branch)
$1,000
Te Puna Oranga Inc.
$30,000
New Zealand Spinal Trust
$5,000
Te Rapana Trust
$19,000
Te Runanga o Koukourarata Society Inc.
$14,702
Newell House Trust
Nga Tai e Rua Culture Group Inc.
$15,500
$2,700
Te Pani Trust
$5,625
Te Whare Putea Inc.
$17,200
$14,250
Nga Wahine Trust (Ki Otautahi)
$30,000
Te Whare Roimata Trust
North West Mentoring Trust
$11,000
Northgate Community Services Trust
$18,700
Te Whare Roopu o Oterepo Waltham
Community Cottage
$19,750
$12,434
Oscar Network in Christchurch Inc.
$5,000
Te Whare Taonga o Nga Iwi Katoa
Linwood Resource Centre
Our Youth Our Community Trust
$6,000
Temuka Community Care Trust
$25,500
$21,562
$13,000
Oxford Community Trust
$25,475
Pain Action In New Zealand Inc.
Disabled Snowsports Inc. (Canterbury)
$8,000
Papanui Baptist Church Community
Services Freedom Trust
Dress For Success Inc. (Christchurch)
$8,250
Papanui Youth Development Trust
$12,500
Tenants Protection Association Inc.
(Christchurch)
$11,250
Thaw-Women’s Health Information
Centre
$30,000
The Akaroa Youth Trust
$7,745
Regional Community Committees
WARMER, HAPPIER
HOMES
A Lottery grant of $7,500 from the
Canterbury / Kaikoura Community Committee
funded administration and travel costs for
the Community Energy Action Trust, whose
projects are helping elderly people keep warm
and healthy through the Christchurch winters.
The Lottery grant made it possible for the
Trust to do assessments and home energy
checks for the ‘Elderly Health Project’, which
installs heating and insulation in the homes of
elderly people with health conditions. Kathleen
Recipient
The Canterbury Mental Health
Education and Resource Centre Trust
The Caroline Reid Charitable
Foundation
Amount
$12,500
$9,000
The Eleazar Family Support Trust
$30,000
The Green Effect Trust, Trees for
Canterbury
$16,500
The Joy Crumpton House For Terminally
Ill Trust
The Motor Neurone Disease
Association of New Zealand Inc.
(Canterbury Branch)
The Peace Foundation Disarmament
and Security Centre
The Salvation Army (Aranui Village
Mission)
The Sexual Abuse Centre Trust
(Christchurch)
$4,000
used to visit the doctor every week before
her new heating was installed. Her visits have
significantly reduced and the added warmth
helps to keep her mobile.
“I couldn’t even do the housework or walk to
the gate to get the mail,” said Kathleen. “Now
I can, and the whole house is tidy. I can go
out and visit my grandchildren without them
worrying about me having an emphysema
attack.”
Recipient
$10,000
$3,610
$10,000
Amount
Recipient
West Christchurch Women’s Refuge
Amount
$13,125
The Victoria Trust Board Inc.
$9,000
Timaru Budget Advisory Trust
$20,625
Whakaoranga Trust
Timaru Senior Citizens Association Inc.
$15,000
Women’s Centre Inc.
$19,750
Turning Points Trust Inc.
$19,750
Woolston Development Project Inc.
$12,250
Volunteering Canterbury
$13,000
Young Women’s Christian Association
(YWCA) Aotearoa New Zealand
(Christchurch)
$29,124
Your Studio Charitable Trust
$12,500
Youth Alive Trust
$16,500
Volunteering Canterbury
$16,325
Wai-ora Trust
$19,000
Waimakariri Community Development
Trust
$15,000
Waimate Bridge Club Inc.
$3,000
As well as health benefits, retrofitting insulation
lets older people remain in their much-loved
homes, as part of their community. Robin and
Elsie didn’t want to move from their home of 50
years into a warmer, newer home. “We’re still
part of society here. We can wave at people as
they go past and we’re opposite a park where
we can exercise. The Community Energy Action
Trust has made a big difference. Now that it is
warm enough, we can stay here.”
Waimate Community Vehicle Trust
$5,000
Youth and Cultural Development Inc.
$25,250
$2,894
Youth for Christ Christchurch Inc.
$22,500
Youth Initiatives Trust (Ka Whakaaro o
Ka Rakatahi)
$10,000
Youthline (Central South Island)
$20,000
Waimate District Resource Trust Inc.
$12,559
Waimate Health Developments Inc.
$12,750
Wainoni Avonside Community Services
Trust
Waltham Youth Trust
$3,740
$7,500
$15,000
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HAWKE’S BAY COMMUNITY
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
$20,000
Hawke’s Bay Deaf Club Inc.
$4,000
Accident Injury Support Group Inc.
(Hawke’s Bay)
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Napier)
$22,000
$20,000
$4,740
Rock Solid (Central Hawke’s Bay)
$10,500
Adult Literacy (Hawke’s Bay)
$22,850
Hawke’s Bay Foster Care Association
Inc.
Hawke’s Bay Ma-ori Tourism
$5,000
AFB Lusk Club Home Trust
$13,000
Royal New Zealand Plunket Society
(Central Hawke’s Bay Branch)
$1,857
$500
Royal New Zealand Plunket Society
(Hawke’s Bay)
$3,090
Runanga Marae
$4,300
@omic Events Centre
Araura Youth Group Trust
$4,000
Asthma and Respiratory Hawke’s Bay
Services Trust
$9,000
Back-Up New Zealand
Hawke’s Bay Somali Association Inc.
$13,500
Bette Christie Kindergarten
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Napier
Birthright Hawke’s Bay Child and
Family Care Trust
Hawke’s Bay Montessori Education
Trust Inc.
$500
$6,320
Hayseed Trust
Heretaunga Caring Kiwi Trust
$23,000
Heretaunga Women’s Centre Inc.
$19,500
Samoan Youth CCCS Napier (EFKS)
$5,300
Special Needs Advocacy and Support
Trust
$21,900
St. James Community Centre for the
Elderly
$18,900
Hohepa Homes (Hawke’s Bay)
Hunter Park Kindergarten
$16,650
Blue Light Ventures Inc. (Waipukurau)
$6,691
CCCS Women’s Fellowship (Napier)
$5,500
Koru Youth Trust
Central Hawke’s Bay Budget Service
$14,400
Central Hawke’s Bay Foodbank
$9,000
$3,199
$4,500
Samoa Old People Group
Huntington’s Disease Association Inc.
(Wellington)
Ikaroa Ma-ori Women’s Welfare League
Blue Light Ventures Inc. (Hastings}
$16,600
Lakeview Kindergarten
$5,000
$515
$2,400
$7,000
$18,000
$444
St. John
St. Matthew’s Early Childhood Centre
$1,000
Tamariki Matutu Trust
LifeLine (Hawke’s Bay)
$18,250
Tamatea Intermediate School
Chinese Christian Service Centre
$3,500
Maraenui Community Council Trust
Christian Lovelink Napier Inc.
$6,620
Maraenui Urban Renewal Trust
Congregational Christian Church of
Samoa
$5,700
Connecting With Kids
$4,950
Mahi Tea Trust
Melnton S Trust
Napier Budget Advisory Service
Napier Community Foodbank Trust
Te Ao Marama Roopu Trust
$13,500
$8,000
Te Ara Koru Trust
$21,500
$30,000
Te Aranga Marae Trustees
$6,000
Te Iwi o Rakaipaaka Inc. Society
$8,000
Te Korowai Awhina Trust
$22,500
Te Rakato Social Services
$14,905
$4,000
Napier Family Centre Inc.
$8,800
Te Reinga Marae Trustees
$8,640
Napier Friendly Neighbours Service Inc.
$3,050
Te Taiwhenua o Te Wanganui a Orotu
Napier Pilot City Trust
$4,600
Te Whakaritorito Trust
$11,390
DARE Foundation of New Zealand
(Eastern Districts)
Disability Information Trust (Hawke’s
Bay)
Disability Training Services Trust Board
(Hawke’s Bay)
$322
$9,950
$11,660
$18,600
Domestic Violence and Education
(DOVE) Project Inc. (Hawke’s Bay)
$22,500
Dynamik Dragons Trust
$10,000
East Coast Community Development
Trust
$7,060
Flaxmere Community Youth Support
Trust
$6,500
Golden Ages Trust (Elderly Group)
$1,500
Harmonee Conextion Trust
$1,500
Hastings Youth Health Trust
Havelock North Community Patrol Inc.
Hawke’s Bay Anglican Community
Youth Ministries Trust
$10,000
$2,000
Nga Tukemata o Kahungunu Charitable
Trust
$20,000
Pakeke Centre
$14,400
Parentline Hawke’s Bay Inc.
$27,000
Pelega o Matua Fanau Trust Inc.
$500
Peoples Advocacy Society
$10,000
Pleroma Trust
$22,500
Port Ahuriri School
Presbyterian Support East Coast
Prison Fellowship New Zealand
(Hawke’s Bay Branch)
$2,000
$10,200
$6,500
Harry Findlay, who chairs the Maraenui Urban
Renewal Trust, taught at the local school for
23 years and was Principal for 16 of those
years, so he knows the Maraenui community of
Napier as well as anyone.
“When I moved here, Maraenui was a thriving
shopping centre,” Harry said. When the
freezing works shut down in the 1990s, the
supermarket closed, and the remaining shop
owners struggled and eventually closed down
their shops as well. Unemployment and crime
escalated. “The area gradually deteriorated.
Amazingly, a chemist shop still survives, along
with a dairy and a TAB with pokie machines.”
“Small trusts have been set up over the years
to try to do something about it, but they always
$5,500
$10,000
$8,000
The Hearing Association Inc. (Hastings
Branch)
$19,323
The Napier Community House
Charitable Trust
$23,500
The Paul Hunter Centre Inc.
$18,000
Tikokino Primary School Board of
Trustees
$1,904
Tumutoa Tanetini Trust
$1,000
Volunteering Hawke’s Bay
Waihirere Ma-ori Anglican Church
$3,400
Waikaremoana Social Services Trust
$7,940
$15,500
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation
Society (Hawke’s Bay)
$10,000
Waipawa Kindergarten
Pukemokimoki Marae Trust
$14,000
Wairoa Budget Advisory Service Inc.
$12,200
Purena Koa Rehua Youth Services
$25,000
WellStop Inc.
$13,250
Radio Kidnappers Charitable Trust
$6,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Hastings)
Waipatu Marae Committee
$18,000
$25,000
REVITALISING A
STRUGGLING NAPIER
SUBURB
$5,000
$16,000
$22,500
Cornerstone Life Trust Board
Crownthorpe Playgroup
$2,000
$4,500
Cook Islands Community Centre
Women’s Trust
Creative Napier
$492
$2,000
$14,650
$12,600
$4,500
St. Patrick’s Conference of the St.
Vincent De Paul Society
Leg-Up Trust
Central Hawke’s Bay Support and
Counselling Services
$2,000
lost their momentum,” said Harry. In 2003, the
Council set up the Maraenui Urban Renewal
Plan. A group of community leaders came on
board and seven government agencies pledged
their support.
Now the Trust is supporting projects that
will revitalise the shopping centre. An adult
education centre has been opened and the
police force upped from just one officer to a
five-person police station. A recent community
survey highlighted some major health issues, so
there’s plans to open a whanau health centre in
Maraenui. There’s also plans for a bank and a
new supermarket.
In 2007, a $30,000 Lottery grant from the
Hawke’s Bay Community Committee went
towards a salary for the Trust’s co-ordinator.
“He’s very enthusiastic,” said Harry. “We’ve got a
magnificent community of doers!”
Westshore Sea Scouts
$4,912
$500
$2,000
Youth Care Services (Central Hawke’s
Bay)
$16,000
Youth Impact Trust
$22,500
Regional Community Committees
MANAWATU / WHANGANUI COMMUNITY
see such remarkable changes in people,” said
Juliet from Methodist Social Services.
SOCIAL SERVICES IN
PALMERSTON NORTH
Since the 1970s, Methodist Social Services
has been helping Palmerston North people
through education, counselling and support. A
Lottery grant of $28,450 from the Manawatu /
Whanganui Community Committee helped fund
salaries for the organisation’s dedicated staff.
Experienced tutors run education programmes
on everything from managing anger to blended
families. The Change, Loss and Grief workshop
helps children deal with divorce, death, and
other major changes by using games and
artwork; the parallel adult’s programme helps
parents understand what’s going on with
their children, and to work through their own
feelings. There is a real focus on families. “You
Recipient
Amount
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Feilding Branch)
$5,700
Advocacy (Manawatu)
Alzheimer’s Society Manawatu
Amesbury Christian Counselling
Services Inc.
Amitabha Buddhist Centre
The organisation also provides a food bank,
a social work service, and professional
counselling for the community. Juliet recalled
one young man who was referred by his
Human Resources manager. “He had fallen
apart, couldn’t concentrate, and was wandering
around at a loss. Something had reminded
him of childhood abuse, and he was having
flashbacks.” Juliet said the young man came
in to see a counsellor, and the change was
dramatic. “You could see the difference in his
face, in the way he stood. The counselling
session gave him the confidence and support
to say, ‘there’s something I can do about this, I
can get through the week.’”
Recipient
Hillcrest!
$18,000
Hinengakau Development Trust
Amount
$800
$24,000
$8,450
$12,000
Horowhenua Family Support Service
Inc.
$28,000
Housing Advice Centre
$26,000
Anglican Social Work Trust (Palmerston
North)
$23,750
Arohamai Aotearoa Literacy Inc.
$14,900
Hunterville Playcentre
Huntington’s Disease Association Inc.
(Wellington)
Le Ala Trust
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Tararua)
Samaritans Manawatu Inc.
Horowhenua Adult Literacy Scheme,
Literacy Aotearoa
$8,000
Recipient
$6,050
$500
Amount
$11,650
$4,000
Samaritans of Horowhenua
$1,000
Satsang Ramayan Mandali Central Inc.
$2,500
Sexual Abuse Healing Centre Inc.
(Whanganui)
St. John
$30,000
$8,485
$9,000
St. Joseph’s School Whanau Support
Group (Feilding)
$2,000
$6,200
SuperGrans Manawatu Charitable Trust
$9,000
$1,000
Taihape Older and Bolder Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tamaki Nui
a Rua
$21,185
Levin and District Befrienders Inc.
Birthright Inc. (Central)
$31,520
Levin Christian Care Trust
Birthright Inc. (Levin )
$21,875
Li Pe Ha Maea
Birthright Inc. (Wanganui)
$39,500
Manawatu Alternatives to Violence
Camellia House Trust
$18,000
Manawatu Chinese Community Trust
$5,000
$6,750
Manawatu District Safer Community
Council
$3,500
Taumarunui Counselling Services Inc.
$7,500
$10,000
Te Koha Experience Charitable Trust
$27,000
$60,091
Carnegie Community Centre Inc.
Central Districts Neighbourhood
Support Society Inc.
$1,000
Manawatu Pregnancy Centre
$22,000
$4,700
$15,750
Taihape Playcentre
Taihape Youth Centre Trust
Tama Tonga Tu’v O Ngaue
Tararua Community Youth Services Inc.
Tararua Television Trust
$16,500
$500
$14,000
$3,749
$27,000
$4,000
Central Region People First
$15,500
Manawatu Rural Support Service Inc.
$10,000
Christian Social Services (Wanganui)
$30,000
Te Manawa Services Charitable Trust
Manawatu Stewart Centre Trust
$32,500
Te Marama Taka Hou Inc.
$15,000
Manawatu Tenants Union Inc.
$10,000
Te Maru o Ruahine Trust (TMORT)
$20,984
$46,185
Te Roopu Whakaruruhau O Nga
Wahine Ma-ori Inc.
Clifton School Kapa Haka Group
$1,000
Community House Association Inc.
(Wanganui)
$21,537
Manchester House Social Services
Society Inc.
Contact Inc.
$11,200
Marton Country Music Festival
Counselling and Education Centre Inc.
(Marton)
$25,000
Mature Employment Support Agency
(Manawatu)
Dannevirke Family Services Inc.
$10,000
Maungarongo Marae
DARE Foundation of New Zealand
(Manawatu)
$8,000
Eco Fest Educational Charitable Trust
$3,000
Eketahuna Main Street Inc.
$4,000
Ethnic Council of Manawatu Inc.
$5,000
Ethnic Council of Rangitikei / Wanganui
Inc.
$1,700
Fairfeild School Board of Trustees
$2,000
Feilding and Districts Youth Board
$5,000
$400
$26,020
$7,000
Methodist Social Services
$28,450
Muaupoko Tribal Authority Inc.
$18,000
Music Memories FM
$4,150
New Zealand Chinese Association
(Manawatu Branch)
$16,900
Pahiatua Community Services Trust
$28,100
Palmerston North City Neighbourhood
Support Groups Inc.
Te Whare Akonga Open Learning
Centre Inc. (Manawatu)
$8,500
$7,500
Team Xtreme (Palmerston North)
$16,225
Tiakitanga Trust Inc.
$10,000
Tokomaru and District Scout and Guide
Group
Wai Ora Christian Community Trust
$8,996
$13,500
Waimarino Budget Service Inc.
$5,700
Wanganui Area Neighbourhood
Support Groups Inc.
$12,200
$8,000
Wanganui Blind Partially Blind Craft
Group
$15,000
$3,645
Whanganui Employment Support
Services
$12,750
Whanganui Living Without Violence
Trust
$20,250
Fordell Playgroup
$526
Palmerston North Craft and Social Club
of the Blind
Fordell Preschool
$500
Palmerston North Green Bike Trust
$25,000
$5,000
Palmerston North Women’s Health
Collective
$2,160
Whanganui Peoples Centre
$31,168
$21,225
Whanganui Volunteer Centre
$28,000
Founders Care Trust Board
Gonville Kindergarten
Grey Power Manawatu Inc.
Habitat for Humanity Ltd. (Palmerston
North)
Heart Children New Zealand Inc.
(Manawatu Branch)
Heart Children New Zealand Inc.
(Wanganui Branch)
Highbury Social Services Inc.
$500
$3,000
$20,000
$11,740
$6,920
$29,000
Parentline Manawatu Inc.
Presbyterian Support Central
$6,920
Prison Fellowship (Wanganui)
$4,006
Queen Street Playgroup
$430
Ratana Sports Club Inc.
$12,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Manawatu)
$15,000
Women’s and Children’s Shelter
Wanganui Inc.
$26,875
Women’s Network Inc. (Wanganui)
$18,000
Youth One Stop Shop
$25,340
Youth Services Trust (Wanganui)
$11,000
Youthline (Palmerston North)
$27,000
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NORTHLAND COMMUNITY
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Bream Bay Branch)
$1,500
Maungaturoto Care and Share Family
Support Group Trust
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Kamo Branch)
Aupouri Youth Trust
Midnorth Budgeting Services Trust
$1,500
$15,000
Community Pool Committee (Kohukohu)
$3,889
Dargaville Outreach Centre
$9,000
Doubtless Bay Cancer Support Group
$500
Amount
$16,000
$6,000
Recipient
Amount
Te Huarahi Ora Tonu Trust (Te Mana o
Te Ariki)
$6,000
$10,400
Midway in Northland Day Services Trust
$25,000
Te Huarahi Ora Tonu Trust Budgeting
Service
Moerewa Christian Fellowship Trust
$18,000
Te Ohonga Reo o Matangirau
$3,000
$10,000
Te Roroa Learning Assistance
Charitable Trust
$15,000
Nga Tupuranga Ma Whanauwhanui o Te
Tai Tokerau
Te Ruarahi Hauora
$9,867
Ngapuhi Hokianga Ki Te Raki Society
Inc.
$10,100
Te Runanga o Whaingaroa
$25,500
$25,000
Ngapuhi Hokianga Ki Te Raki Society
Inc.
$16,800
Te Uri o Tai o Pawarenga Resource
Centre
$22,000
Family Support Services Kaiwaka
Mangawhai Inc.
$20,000
Ngati Kahu Social and Health Services
Inc.
$37,500
The Blue Goose Papermill Charitable
Trust
$18,500
Far North Adult Literacy
$32,860
North Haven Hospice Society Inc.
$33,000
The Blue Orb Charitable Trust
Far North Safer Community Council
$29,000
He Korowai Trust
$40,000
Northern Wairoa Community Radio
Trust
Doubtless Bay Retire and Live Group
Inc.
Dress For Success Inc. (Northland)
Homebuilders Community Services
Maungaturoto / Paparoa Inc.
$5,620
$11,500
Homebuilders Community Services
Maungaturoto / Paparoa Inc.
$27,053
Kaikohe (Rau Marama) Community
Trust
$21,200
Northland Out of School Care and
Recreation Network (OSCAR)
$4,797
$15,000
Northland Pacific Islands Charitable
Trust
$38,000
Northland Television Charitable Trust
$11,000
Northland Urban Rural Mission
$22,000
Northland Youth Theatre
$8,500
Kaikohe (Rau Marama) Community
Trust
$25,000
Kaikohe Christian Fellowship Trust
$26,500
One Double Five Whare Roopu
Community House
$42,000
Kaikohe West School
$22,840
Otamatea High School
$15,000
Pacifica Inc. (Whangarei Branch)
$4,800
$3,250
Pamapuria School
$9,962
Kaitaia Abundant Life Centre Trust
$5,000
Parent and Family Counselling Service
$4,000
Kaitaia Council of Social Services
$8,020
Parklands Playcentre
$4,000
Kaitaia People’s Centre Nga Hoa
Awhina Inc.
Parua Bay Playcentre
$7,500
$34,400
Kaikohe Yun Jung Do Development
Trust
Karangahape Marae Trust
$6,000
Presbyterian Support Northern
(Northland Region)
$10,500
Kawakawa Community Trust
$28,200
Kawakawa Community Trust
$21,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Kaitaia)
Korari Krafts
$10,000
Ruawai Lions Club Inc.
$2,225
Kumarani Productions
$41,000
Ruawai Primary School
$5,000
La Leche League New Zealand Inc.
(Bay of Islands)
SeniorNet Inc. (Dargaville)
$3,509
SeniorNet Inc. (Doubtless Bay)
Mangonui Garden Club
Ma-ori Womens Welfare League
$1,000
SeniorNet Inc. (Kaikohe)
Otangarei
$5,000
Tauraroa Area School
$9,828
$500
$4,570
$15,300
$3,500
The Northland Kindergarten Association
(Riverside)
$8,190
$2,024
The Pa o Te Ora Charitable Trust
$28,000
Tornado Youth Community Trust Board
$15,000
Wekaweka Valley Community Trust
Whangarei Anglican Care Trust
$2,222
$28,000
Whangarei Central Baptist Church
$9,400
Whangarei Chinese Community Group
$2,600
Whangarei Council of Social Services
Inc.
$10,000
Whangarei Emergency Housing
Charitable Trust
$22,000
Whangarei Multiple Birth Club
$2,000
Whangarei Night-Eye Patrol Inc.
$5,000
Whangarei Special Olympics
$7,000
Whangaroa College (Tu Tangata)
$16,000
Whare Timatatanga Hou Ora Inc.
Kaitaia Womens Refuge
$30,000
Women Of Worth Charitable Trust
$5,600
Young Women’s Christian Association
(YWCA) Aotearoa New Zealand
(Whangarei)
$30,800
Young Women’s Christian Association
(YWCA) Aotearoa New Zealand
(Auckland)
$25,300
Youth Skills New Zealand (Northland
Region)
$756
Regional Community Committees
DRESSING FOR SUCCESS
Northland’s Dress for Success helps
economically disadvantaged women look and
feel great as they get back into the work force.
As well as providing professional pre-loved
clothes for job interviews, Dress for Success
offers women advice on skin care and
cosmetics, and a career support network to
help with employment retention.
Manager Diana Edmonds said she sees “Quite
a dramatic change in the women. They’ll come
in feeling quite down, shoulders stooped,
thinking ‘these people will never be able to help
me.’ When they leave, they’re overwhelmed,
feeling really confident, and ready to face
whatever comes their way!”
Dress for Success has helped boost the selfesteem of over a thousand women in Northland.
One client said, “I was absolutely stressed as a
large woman, size 24, thinking there would be
nothing available. The attending lady made me
feel comfortable, knew what styles suited…
and delivered the results that made me look
good – no, great, especially for my all-important
interview. Once I snap up that job it’s going to
be lunch on me. Thanks a million.”
In 2007, Dress for Success received a
Northland Lottery Community Committee grant
of $25,000 toward salaries for its invaluable
staff. Diana said, “We’re truly grateful to the
Lottery Grants Board. Thank you so much!”
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OTAGO / SOUTHLAND COMMUNITY
GARDENING FOR
MENTAL HEALTH
Invercargill’s Bainfield Organic Garden is
helping mental health patients get working
again. Men and women who suffer from
schizophrenia, depression and anxiety can gain
motivation and leadership skills by working
together in the fresh air.
Director Grant Barraclough said, “A lot of
people with mental illness have nothing to do,
and struggle with the motivation to hold down
a job. It’s very easy for them to lose hope and
confidence.”
The Garden helps to bridge the gap between
the mental health ward and full time
employment. The workers grow seasonal
veggies like carrots, lettuce, beans, pumpkins
and tomatoes, and get a small incentive from
selling their produce at roadside stalls and local
markets.
Grant remembers one worker who was
struggling with depression. “When he came
to us, he was just shut down, wouldn’t
communicate, couldn’t look me in the eye.” The
worker had trade skills, but his communication
issues meant he couldn’t get a job. “Over
the year and a half he was with us, we really
saw him come out of his shell,” said Grant.
Eventually the worker got a part-time job, and
then successfully transitioned into full-time
employment.
Workers at the Garden take their breaks in a
cosy garden shed, and every morning, a van
picks them up from their homes. It’s another
way for the Garden staff to be involved in
the workers’ lives; another way of creating a
community.
A $5,000 Otago / Southland Community
Committee grant bought two portable flushing
toilets for the Garden. Basic services like the
new toilets provide an uplifting, friendly and
clean environment for the workers. As Grant
said, “It’s about showing them how much we
appreciate their hard work and their value to
the community.”
Regional Community Committees
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Amount
Advisory and Support Centre (Otago)
$24,000
Jubilee Budget Advisory Service Ltd.
$18,000
Alexandra Community Youth Trust
$21,800
Kahu Youth Trust
$25,420
Alexandra Senior Citizens Centre Inc.
$10,400
Kaikorai Grays Sport and Travel Inc.
Alpine Community Development Trust
$24,000
Kati Huirapa Runaka Ki Puketeraki
$3,122
Anglican Family Care Centre Inc.
$18,000
LifeLine (Christchurch)
Arahina Community House
$23,200
Literacy Inc. (North Otago)
$15,000
$18,000
$10,000
$3,400
Arrowtown Autumn Festival
$8,000
Living Options Charitable Trust
Bainfield Organic Garden Ltd.
$5,107
Bluff Senior Citizens
$1,500
Mataura and Districts Senior Citizens
Association
Brighton Friendship Club
$2,000
Mosgiel Abilities Resource Centre
$24,000
Brighton Gala Experience
$3,000
Mosgiel Elderly Care Trust
$20,000
Cancer Society of New Zealand Inc.
(Otago and Southland Division)
$24,000
Carers’ Society (Otago)
$15,200
Cedars of Lebanon Inc.
$10,000
Central Otago Friendship Network
$8,320
Mosgiel Memorial Royal New Zealand
Returned and Services Association
(RSA) Inc.
$10,000
Mount Aspiring College
$10,000
Murihiku Mental Health Trust
Central Otago Women’s Support Link
Inc.
$13,000
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Information
and Support Services Inc. (Otago and
Southland)
City of Dunedin Pipe Band Inc.
$14,492
Naphtali Activity Centre
Community Networking Trust Inc.
(Eastern Southland)
$2,000
$17,000
North Otago Budget Advisory Service
Inc.
Connections Education and
Development Trust
$18,000
Northern Southland Community
Resource Centre Charitable Trust
Corpac Trust
$18,000
Corstorphine Kindergarten
$10,000
Oamaru Mental Health Combined
Network
Cromwell Resource Centre Trust
$10,500
Oamaru Senior Citizens Inc.
Recipient
Amount
Southland Adult Learning Programme
Inc.
$6,900
Southland Beneficiaries and Community
Rights Centre Inc.
$44,000
Southland Community House
$19,500
Southland Foodbank Charitable Trust
$21,000
Southland Gay and Lesbian Support
Charitable Trust
$4,500
Southland Multi-Nations Council Inc.
$11,000
Southland Tertiary Chaplaincy
Charitable Trust Board
$10,000
Southland Workers Educational
Association Inc.
$18,000
Straight Up Trust
$28,000
Taieri Christian Care Trust
$6,100
Te Hou Ora Otepoti Inc.
Te Kura Kaupapa Ma-ori o Otepoti
$10,000
Te Oruanui Society Inc.
$12,600
Te Runaka o Awarua Charitable Trust
$21,349
Te Whanau o Hokonui Marae Inc.
$25,700
$10,000
Te Whare Pounamu Dunedin Womens
Refuge Inc.
$45,000
$28,500
The Alexandra Combined Churches
Youth Trust
$6,000
$15,000
$5,000
$320
$1,000
The Conductive Education Charitable
Trust (Southland)
$10,000
$8,632
$21,500
The Home of St. Barnabas Trust
$7,000
The Malcam Charitable Trust
$5,000
Disabilities Resource Centre
(Southland)
$20,000
Otago Mental Health Support Group
The Robbie White Charitable Trust
$20,000
Disability Information Service Inc.
$20,000
Otago Natural History Trust
$15,000
The Salvation Army (Alexandra)
$20,382
Dunedin Budget Advisory Service
$15,000
Otago Neighbourhood Support
Charitable Trust
$16,350
The Salvation Army (Dunedin City
Corps)
$12,000
The Salvation Army (Gore)
$24,000
One-80 Degrees South
$16,250
$8,400
Dunedin City Council, Marketing
Communications Agency
$3,000
Dunedin Community Care Trust
$18,000
Otago Tertiary Chaplaincy Trust Board
$24,000
$1,700
Dunedin Friend-Link Trust
Otago Pacific Peoples Health Trust
$7,500
Otago University Women On Campus
Dunedin Kindergarten Association
(Bayfield Kindergarten)
$2,000
Pacific Island Advisory and Cultural
Trust Inc. (Southland)
Dunedin Methodist Mission
$5,000
Dunedin Multi Ethnic Council Inc.
$18,000
Dunedin Night Shelter Trust
$15,000
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and
Gays (PFLAG) South Inc.
$5,000
$40,000
$5,000
$10,000
Upper Clutha Womens Support Group
Inc.
$12,600
$8,200
$4,000
Positively Clutha Women
$8,500
Pounawea Projects Group
$2,100
Families First Trust
Fiordland Community Organisation Inc.
Foster Care New Zealand Inc.
Gore and District Youth Worker Trust
Gore and Districts Community
Counselling Centre Inc.
Happiness House Trust
Hawea Playgroup Inc.
$6,250
$7,000
$22,000
$5,000
$29,000
$5,000
$16,520
$5,600
Head Injury Society of Southland Inc.
$23,500
Hepatitis C Resource Centre (Otago)
$21,000
Hokonui Runanga Health and Social
Services Trust
$31,500
Hokonui Runanga Inc.
$18,000
Imagine Charitable Trust
$7,700
Jenny’s Companionship Group Inc.
$7,025
Jubilee Budget Advisory Service Ltd.
$12,000
Pregnancy Help Inc. (Invercargill
Branch)
Presbyterian Support Otago
Prison Fellowship of New Zealand Gore
Branch
$13,900
Tuatapere Community Worker Support
Trust
Dunedin Youth Expo
$15,000
$10,000
Tourism Catlins
Tu Kaha Whanau Trust
Dunedin Senior Chinese Association
Fagasa Southland
Venture Southland
$7,272
$10,000
$5,000
Volunteering Otago (trading as Dunedin
Community Volunteer Centre Trust)
$4,000
$10,000
Waipahi Pool Society Inc.
Waitaki District Community House Trust
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Clutha District)
$12,000
Samoan Methodist Youth Group
Sherwood Centre Charitable Trust
Waitaki Family Health Trust
$5,000
$7,836
$22,500
$17,000
$2,650
$18,550
$20,500
$5,000
Waiau Health Trust
Queenstown Life Trust
Samoan Advisory Council (Invercargill)
$7,000
Waiareka Youth and Ministry Trust
Project K (Otago)
Riverton Community Charitable Trust
$4,000
Tokomairiro Community Youth Worker
Trust
$5,900
People First New Zealand Inc.
(Southern Region)
East Otago Youth Worker Trust
The Salvation Army Community and
Family Services (Invercargill)
$1,000
$24,000
$5,000
Wakatipu Abuse Prevention Network
Inc.
$18,000
Wakatipu District Youth Trust
$20,960
Wakatipu Kindergarten
$920
Willing Workers Ltd.
$10,000
South Otago Youth Trust Inc.
$6,500
Work Opportunities Trust
$15,000
South Sound Missionary Trust
$15,000
Yellow-Eyed Penguin Trust
$15,000
Southern Sou’NZ Men’s Harmony
Chorus
Youthline Southland Inc.
$4,500
$7,000
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TARANAKI COMMUNITY
Recipient
Amount
Recipient
Accident Support Services New
Zealand
$15,940
Habitat for Humanity North Ltd.
(Taranaki)
Bishop’s Action Foundation
$16,000
Hawera Budget Advisory Service Inc.
Brooklands Kindergarten
$500
Central Taranaki Employment Trust
$8,000
Cre8 Action
$2,800
Hawera Rape Crisis Inc.
Huntington’s Disease Association Inc.
(Wellington)
Ironside Vehicle Society Inc.
Creeklands Christian Camp (Inglewood,
Taranaki)
$5,500
Kidsafe Trust (Taranaki)
Education Taranaki Inc.
$5,000
Lifeline Inc. (Taranaki)
$1,000
Lifeskills (Taranaki New Plymouth
Branch)
Eltham and District Highland Pipe
Band Inc.
Fitzroy Free Kindergarten
Frankleigh Park Kindergarten
$500
Marfell Combined Culture Trust
$500
Move It Or Lose It (Taranaki)
Friends Plus (nga hoa Apiti)
$11,555
H.E.L.P Trust
$19,500
Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc.
(Taranaki)
Amount
$12,900
$6,900
$20,250
$9,000
$26,000
$7,700
$11,100
$8,880
$25,000
$4,000
$17,200
Recipient
New Plymouth 50 Forwards Social
Club
New Plymouth Budget Advisory Service
Inc.
Amount
$924
$24,000
New Plymouth Royal New Zealand
Returned and Services Association
(RSA) Inc. Senior Members Club
$2,644
New Plymouth Womens Centre Inc.
$24,900
New Zealand Choral Federation
(Taranaki Region)
New Zealand Railway Superannuitants
Association Inc. (Taranaki Branch)
$1,170
$795
Nga Manu Reo Toastmasters
$1,500
Nga Tamariki Toa o te Tai Hau-a-Uru
Kapahaka Group
$2,290
Ngarongo Ketemarae Araukuku
$5,500
Normanby Safer Community Group Inc.
$550
Regional Community Committees
CELEBRATING PEACE
AT PARIHAKA
The Parihaka International Peace Festival
celebrates a unique legacy of non-violent
action. Music, films, speakers, activists, and
poets help to promote the Parihaka kaupapa –
one of peace, hope, and empowerment.
The festival is built on the foundation of
legendary Ma-ori activists Tohu and Te Whiti,
who pioneered a non-violent movement in the
nineteenth century.
In 2007, 12,000 international travellers, families
and local festival-goers flocked to Taranaki to
join the celebration.
Social awareness, environmental justice,
nuclear issues and human rights were just
some of the key topics that drew people to the
film and speakers’ forums. A kids’ zone, with
acrobats, jugglers and a mud fairy made the
Recipient
Northpoint Community Trust
Omata School Year 5 and 6 Camp
Amount
$10,500
$960
Recipient
Amount
Stratford Community Foodbank Society
Inc.
$1,500
festival truly family friendly. Four stages hosted
over a hundred performances, and anyone was
welcome to perform on the village stage.
The festival was a great boost for the local
economy. Festival director Te Miringa said,
“The locals are proud that the best Aotearoa
New Zealand artists and thousands of people
come to their backyard to celebrate.” The wellorganised festival also provided clean toilets
and hot showers.
One festival-goer said, “I can honestly say it
changed my life.” Another said, “We feel like
we’re part of something bigger than just our
own entertainment – like we’re helping to heal
the history of our nation.”
A $20,000 Lottery grant from the Taranaki
Community Committee helped run the ‘engine’
of the 2007 festival by funding staff in the
Parihaka administration office.
Recipient
Amount
Taranaki Young People’s Trust
$39,000
Taranaki Youth Health Trust
$27,100
$9,500
Tainui Home Trust Board
$18,000
Tawhiti Kindergarten
$2,000
Peoples Activity Centre
$28,000
Tainui Home Trust Board
$21,650
Te Aroha Noa Taranaki Trust
$2,000
Positive Ageing New Plymouth Trust
$11,500
Tainui Playgroup Inc.
Patea Paepae in the Park
Presbyterian Support Central
Rahotu Playcentre
Ramanui School Senior Camp
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(New Plymouth)
Rock of Life
Scouting New Zealand Eltham Scout
Group
South Taranaki Womens Centre
St. John
Standby Association of Waverley
$3,225
$500
$3,980
$3,650
$19,500
$1,138
$17,000
$6,250
$260
Taranaki Arts Community Trust
Taranaki Disabilities Information Centre
Trust
Taranaki Miniature Horse Society
Taranaki Multi Ethnic Council
Taranaki Playcentre Association (Toko
Playcentre)
Taranaki Post Polio Support Group
Taranaki Safer Centre
Taranaki Sustainable Communities Trust
Taranaki Women’s Refuge Inc.
$1,073
$21,500
Te Hauora Pou Heretanga Charitable
Trust
$19,500
$17,250
Te Kotahitanga o Nga Mahanga a Tairi
Society Inc.
$25,200
The Parihaka Management Trust
$20,000
$500
$6,250
$500
$5,657
$30,000
$4,000
$17,300
The Te Wera Outdoor Recreational
Trust Society Inc.
$14,300
Totara House (South Taranaki) Trust
$18,500
Vaimoana Pasifica Charitable Trust
$5,500
Waitara Presbyterian Community
Services Committee
$9,000
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WAIKATO COMMUNITY
Recipient
Amount
24th New Zealand Infantry Battalion
Association Inc. (Hamilton Sub-Branch)
$800
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand Inc.
(Cambridge Branch)
$1,000
Adult Literacy Franklin
Recipient
Kirikiriroa Ma-ori Wardens Sub
Association Inc.
Seasons For Growth Pastoral Resource
$14,000
$25,000
South East Kirikiriroa Community
Association Inc.
$12,750
$15,750
South Waikato Living Without Violence
Trust
$12,500
LifeLine Waikato Inc.
autism b4 5
$15,000
Awhina Society Inc.
$29,070
Lifestreams Waiora Community
Services
Birthright Inc. (Taupo)
$11,000
Lifestyle Trust
$18,000
Birthright Inc. (Waikato Te
Whanautanga Tika)
Link House Trust
$31,000
Blue Light Ventures Inc. (Putaruru)
$21,000
Literacy Aotearoa Hauraki Charitable
Trust
Body Positive Waikato
$1,000
Literacy Taupo Inc.
Cafe for Youth Health
$4,700
Mai Uenuku ki te Whenua Marae
$16,000
Mangakino and Districts Senior Citizens
Association Inc.
Cambridge Health and Community Trust
$11,375
Mangakino Community Agency Inc.
Cambridge Life Skills Institute Trust
$15,000
Mangakino Community Festival
Committee
Child Abuse Prevention Services
(CAPS) Inc. (Hauraki)
$6,000
$31,000
Colville Community Health Trust
$7,000
Colville Social Service Collective
Charitable Trust
$17,125
Community ChildCare Trust
Congolese Community of Waikato Inc.
Coromandel Budget Advisory Service
Inc.
Coromandel Community Organic
Gardens
$500
$4,000
$10,000
$4,320
Dress for Success (Hamilton)
$10,000
Ebenezer Community Trust
Family and Caregiver Support Inc.
Frankton Dinsdale Rauawaawa
Charitable Trust
$25,500
$3,500
$19,500
Stepping Out Hauraki Inc.
$20,000
$10,000
Superkids Trust (Waikato)
$16,000
Surfside Christian Life Centre
$18,000
Taiohi Toa Trust
$20,000
$7,500
$27,000
$2,600
$3,000
Tairua Care and Friendship Club Inc.
$5,000
Tamil Society Inc. (Waikato)
$1,500
Taniwha Marae
Taupo Budget Advisory Service Inc.
Taupo Neighbourhood Support
Taupo Youth and Family Centre Inc.
Taupo Youth Project
$15,000
Te Aroha Springs Community Trust
$4,250
$250
Te Awamutu Vision Impaired Group
$1,650
Morrinsville Care and Craft Society Inc.
Morrinsville Community House Inc.
$22,400
$700
$8,437
Te Awamutu Women’s Centre Inc.
$7,000
$17,000
$1,000
Te Hauora o Ngati Haua Trust
$25,200
Te Kauwhata and Districts Information
and Support Centre Inc.
$12,800
Te Kuiti Community House Trust
$10,000
Te Kuiti Youth Centre Inc.
$14,000
Te Mauri Tau Inc.
$19,900
New Progress Enterprises Charitable
Trust
$15,000
Ngaruawahia Community Care and
Crisis Support Trust
$14,250
Te Puna Tohu Ora Inc.
$3,200
$19,000
Te Rau Aroha Papakainga Charitable
Trust
$8,000
Ngaruawahia Community House
Association Inc.
Ngaruawahia Community Youth Holiday
Programme
Ngati Maru Ki Hauraki Inc.
$4,550
$13,500
North King Country Family Support
Society Inc.
$1,000
Te Tini o Kawhia Trust
$9,000
Te Whakaruruhau Inc.
$15,000
Te Whare Iwi Whangamata Resource
Centre Inc.
$23,140
Te Whare o Te Ata Fairfield / Chartwell
Community House
$16,500
$22,000
Otorohanga Support House Whare
Awhina Inc.
$16,900
Hamilton Abuse Intervention Project
$23,000
Paeroa Community Support Trust
$32,800
Parawera Marae
$10,000
Te Whariki Manawahine o Hauraki Inc.
(formerly Hauraki Womens Refuge Inc.)
Parentline Charitable Trust
$29,000
Teen-Esteem Workshops
$12,375
$4,500
$10,000
$18,550
$4,500
$7,500
$34,000
McKenzie Centre
Glenview Community Centre
Hamilton Household Budgeting
Advisory Trust
$8,498
$34,300
Te Ao Marama Whetu Trust
Future Te Aroha Trust
Hamilton Blind Social Group
$1,000
$6,750
Matamata Household Budget Advisory
Service
Multiple Sclerosis Inc. (Waikato)
$20,000
$15,250
Te Ahi Kaa Training and Social Service
Centre Inc.
$25,000
Desert Spring Ministries Trust Inc.
$4,500
Sri Lankan Friendship Society Inc.
(Waikato)
$20,000
Matamata Community Resource Trust
$28,000
$11,000
$29,750
$5,000
Coromandel Youth Support Association
Inc.
Daycare Centre for the Elderly and
Disabled Trust (Taupo)
$9,000
Sports and Leisure Association
Mangakino Inc.
$15,000
Matamata Community Food and
Clothing Bank
$27,500
Sport Waikato
Mangakino Family Services Inc.
Coromandel Independent Living Trust
$9,000
$2,000
Mangakino Community Festival
Committee
Motor Neurone Disease Association of
New Zealand Inc. (Waikato Branch)
Counselling Services North King
Country Inc.
$7,000
$3,289
$14,000
CARE Services Trust
Amount
Lake Taupo Primary Health Organisation
(PHO)
Arts for Health (Waikato Hospital) Trust
Cambridge Community Agencies
Network Trust
Recipient
Shama Hamilton Ethnic Women’s
Centre Trust
Lake Taupo Christian Camp
$5,800
Amount
Parents Place Charitable Trust
Te Whare Oranga Trust
$5,000
Thames Budget Service Inc.
$5,000
Thames Interchurch Council
$3,000
$19,000
$8,000
$12,300
Hamilton Hydrotherapy Pool Charitable
Trust
$4,000
Hamilton Malayalee Association Inc.
$8,200
Hamilton Methodist Social Services
(trading as Methodist City Action)
$20,200
Pukete Neighbourhood Association Inc.
$26,250
Hamilton Multicultural Services Trust
$30,000
Putaruru Community Budget Service
$15,000
The Social Service Waikato Trust
$15,000
Hamilton Permaculture Trust
$11,000
Putaruru Fifty Plus Group
$1,000
The Thames Womens Centre Trust
$29,500
Hamilton Refuge and Support Services
$15,000
Putaruru Walking Group
$1,500
The Tui Trust
$4,000
Hamilton South Community Centre
$12,500
Raglan Community House Society Inc.
Raglan Ma-ori Wardens Charitable Trust
$25,000
Tirau Over 50s Club
$1,500
$5,000
Tirau Senior Citizens
$23,000
Hauraki Health Link
$5,625
People Relying on People Inc.
Phoenix House Charitable Trust
Pride in Putaruru
Hauraki Safety Network Inc.
$13,500
Rahui Pokeka Maatua Whaangai Trust
Head Injury Society Inc. (Waikato)
$26,500
Huntly Community Advice Centre
$18,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Taupo District)
Kaiaua Sea Scouts Group
$4,000
Kainga Aroha Society Inc.
$30,500
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Te Aroha and Districts)
$15,000
$4,500
$8,000
$2,500
Rosetown Community Ministries Trust
$10,000
$22,000
Kaiwhenua Organics Charitable Trust
$20,000
Rostrevor House Inc.
K’aute Pasifika Services
$33,000
$1,000
Kings Empire Veterans (South Waikato)
$1,500
Kings Empire Veterans New Zealand
Inc. (Hamilton Branch)
Royal New Zealand Returned and
Services Association (RSA) Inc.
Women’s Section (Whangamata)
$2,000
Rukumoana Marae Committee
$8,000
Sands Waikato
$2,000
$3,690
Thames Youth Centre
$24,100
The Hub Youth Charitable Trust
$20,000
The Refugee Orientation Centre Trust
$22,000
$1,500
Tokoroa Council of Social Services
$15,000
Tokoroa Senior Citizens and Welfare
Centre
$15,600
True Colours Charitable Trust
$13,000
Turangi Budget Service Inc.
$16,000
Volunteering Waikato
$20,000
Waihi Budget Service Inc.
$15,935
Waihi Community Resource Centre
$28,250
Waikato Community Broadcasting
Charitable Trust
$6,500
Waikato Community Hospice Trust
$23,315
Regional Community Committees
Recipient
Amount
Waikato Ethnic Council Inc.
$6,500
Waikato Family Centre Trust
$8,000
Waikato Queer Youth
$5,500
Waikato River Trails Trust
$5,000
Waikato Senior Indian Citizens
Association Inc.
$2,040
Waikato Somali Friendship Society Inc.
$3,500
Waiotahi Trust
$25,875
Waipa Youth and Whanau Inc.
$25,000
Waitomo Support Centre Inc.
$6,000
Waka Aroha Kirikiriroa
$1,000
Waka Tangata
$7,000
Western Community Association Inc.
Whangamata Baptist Church
$27,500
$8,000
Whitianga Community Services Trust
$37,000
Young Women’s Christian Association
(YWCA) Aotearoa New Zealand
(Hamilton)
$21,000
Young Workers’ Resource Centre
$20,000
TEACHING THE
SECRETS OF THE
NATIVE BUSH
What wonders are hidden in our native bush?
A series of weekend wananga, funded by a
Lottery grant from the Waikato Community
Committee, taught a group of Waikato locals
about the powerful medicinal plants and
indigenous food growing in their local forests.
In the Otorohanga region, the protected bush
has a rich Ma-ori history - a history many of
the locals don’t know. The Tui Trust, a nonfor-profit organisation with an environmental
focus, wanted to share this knowledge with
the community and worked with Nga Toi a
Ringa, a local Ma-ori organisation, to deliver the
wananga.
From families with young children to local kuia
and kaumatua, over eighty Ma-ori took part in
this unique learning experience. They visited
freshwater streams and sites where food and
medicinal plants were traditionally gathered.
The more knowledgeable community members
happily shared their insight with the younger
generations.
On the last wananga, they visited a group of
beekeepers who sell their organic manuka
honey at the local market. It was an inspiring
example of people using the land’s renewable
resources to create a sustainable, Marae-based
business.
The weekend courses sparked surprise and
discovery, and strengthened a way for the
community to work together as caretakers of
the land.
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WELLINGTON / WAIRARAPA COMMUNITY
RISING ABOVE
VIOLENCE IN THE
WAIRARAPA
In 2001, the Wairarapa community responded
to a series of family murders with shock, anger
and blame. But these violent incidents also
sparked another response: action.
The community realised that violence was
a problem, and with active support from the
Government, they could make a big difference.
The Violence Free Wairarapa Campaign is a
multi-agency partnership that works to ensure
families don’t slip through the cracks. It’s about
raising awareness, changing attitudes, and
helping the community to realise that violence
is unacceptable.
Violence takes many forms, including
psychological and emotional abuse, and it
can happen anywhere: on the sports field, in
the local tavern, in the school yard, and in the
home.
The Violence Free movement is making an
impact through media campaigns and initiatives
like Kindness Day and the White Ribbon
Campaign. This has resulted in more women
reporting acts of violence, and the inter-agency
collaboration is making the Government
response to violence more in-depth and
effective.
The Masterton Safe and Healthy Community
Council, which manages the Violence Free
Wairarapa campaign, received a grant of
$40,000 from the Wellington / Wairarapa
Lottery Community Committee towards salaries
and administration in 2006 / 2007.
Regional Community Committees
Recipient
Amount
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand
(Brown Owl Branch)
$1,800
60’s Up Movement of New Zealand
(Maidstone)
Abbat Trust
Recipient
$2,000
$11,000
$10,000
$4,750
Mapusaga o Aiga mo Tagata Pasefika
Trust (MOA Trust)
Te Whare Tiaki Wahine Refuge
Charitable Trust
$34,000
$3,500
$1,000
The Hearing Association Inc. (Hutt
Valley Branch)
$40,000
The Hearing Association Inc. (Hutt
Valley Branch)
$6,500
Marsden Day Care Trust
Alverno Retreat Trust
$1,100
Anglican Care Elske Centre
$4,000
Masterton Safe and Healthy Community
Council
Aotea Trust Project K (Kapiti)
$8,000
Miramar Community Creche Inc.
Aro Valley Community Council Inc.
$4,000
Autism Intervention Trust
$4,000
Modern Approach to Social Health
(MASH) Inc.
$25,000
Birthright Inc. (Kapiti)
$22,500
Birthright Inc. (Otaki)
$17,624
Birthright Inc. (Wellington)
$29,000
$10,000
$500
$10,000
$4,470
The Porirua Budget Service Inc.
$20,500
The Titahi Bay Super Club
$19,750
Timberlea Residents Association
(2000) Inc.
Mothers Network Inc. (Wellington)
$10,300
Totara Park Kindergarten
Motor Neurone Disease Association of
New Zealand (Wellington Branch)
$10,380
Brooklyn Resource Centre Inc.
$4,500
Multicultural Services Centre Inc.
$20,000
Trentham Youth Worker Trust
Capital Seniors Charitable Trust Inc.
$8,750
Naku Enei Tamariki Inc.
$20,000
Trinity Trust
$400
$17,000
National Unit of Testicular Support
(NUTS)
Challenge 2000 Trust
$29,000
New Settlers Centre Trust (Hutt Valley)
Chelsea Day Care Trust
Community Accounts Mentoring
Service
Conductive Education Wellington Trust
Disabled Distributors Inc.
Doris Nicholson Kindergarten
Dress for Success (Wellington)
$1,000
$10,000
$5,000
$11,000
$500
$15,000
$3,000
$11,860
New Zealand Sri Lanka Friendship
Society
$500
Ngaio Playcentre
$500
$7,122
Operation Green Thumb
$9,600
Otaki Family Budgeting Service Inc.
$7,000
Otaki Foodbank Inc.
$9,000
Earthlink Inc. Te Kaporeihana Mahi
Papatuanuku
$11,250
Otaki Women’s Health Group Inc.
$20,200
Eastbourne Youth Worker Trust
$20,500
Pablos Art Studio Inc.
$12,500
Parent Help Wellington Inc.
$24,700
Eastern Suburbs Diabetes Support
Group
Eating Disorder Services
$150
$16,500
Eritrean Community in Wellington New
Zealand Inc.
$2,800
Fernleaf Club Inc. (Wellington)
$1,500
Petone Community House
Porirua Community Services Centre Inc.
$3,000
$36,485
Porirua Council of Social Services
$4,500
Porirua Healthy Safer Cities Trust
$20,250
Porirua Language Project Inc.
$3,500
Folau Alofa Charitable Trust Inc.
$15,000
Friends Who Care Inc.
$26,460
Post and Ante-Natal Distress Support
Group Inc. (Wellington)
Habitat for Humanity Ltd. (Hutt Valley)
$15,130
Post Polio Support Society (Wairarapa)
Habitat for Humanity Ltd. (Porirua)
$10,000
Presbyterian Support Central
$4,500
Presbyterian Support Central
$11,400
Huntington’s Disease Association Inc.
(Wellington)
$12,500
Hutt City Women’s Refuge (Upper
Valley Refuge)
$21,000
Hutt Rape Counselling Network Inc.
$24,000
Hutt Valley Benefit Education Service
Trust
Hutt Valley Stopping Violence Services
Johnsonville Senior Citizens Club Inc.
Johnsonville Terrace Centre Trust
Kapiti Choices
$8,000
Read Write Plus Inc.
$18,000
$800
$3,100
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Hutt Valley)
$18,100
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Wellington)
$2,000
Rimutaka Kindergarten Association
(Solway Kindergarten)
$400
$3,500
Rintoul Villas Playgroup
$500
$5,250
Rongotai College Samoan Parents
Association Inc.
$21,000
$10,500
$3,000
Kapiti Coast Workers Educational
Association
$7,000
Samaritans Inc. (Hutt Valley)
$3,000
Kapiti Family Budgeting Service
$5,800
Samaritans Inc. (Wellington)
$15,200
Ropata Village Trust
$500
Kapiti Family Centre Inc.
$13,000
SeniorNet Inc. (Kapiti)
$1,736
Kapiti Womens Health Collective Inc.
$19,000
SeniorNet Inc. (Upper Hutt)
$2,000
Karori Community Centre
$20,000
Society of St. Vincent De Paul (Stokes
Valley Conference)
Kilbirnie / Lyall Bay Community Centre /
Youth Centre Inc.
Kilbirnie Community Creche Inc.
Kings Empire Veterans Inc.
(Horowhenua Branch)
Kings Empire Veterans Inc. (Wellington
Branch)
$7,500
$500
$1,500
$2,000
La Leche League New Zealand Inc.
(Lower Hutt)
$500
La Leche League New Zealand Inc.
(Upper Hutt)
$3,000
South Wairarapa Adult Learning
Association Inc.
$3,900
$20,000
$500
$1,000
Vincent’s Art Workshop Inc.
$13,000
Volunteer Wellington
$19,400
Wainuiomata Budgeting Services Trust
Wainuiomata Community Centre Inc.
$8,000
$27,500
Wainuiomata Community Trust Inc.
$6,000
Wainuiomata Foodbank Trust
$5,000
Wairarapa Adult Learning Centre Inc.
$3,500
Wairarapa Asthma Society
$9,000
Wairarapa Community Counselling
Centre Inc.
$8,500
Wairarapa Free Budget Advisory
Service Inc.
Wairarapa Green Dollar Exchange Inc.
Wairarapa Support, Transition and
Related Services (STARS) Trust
$10,000
$6,600
$5,500
Wairarapa Womens Centre
$15,600
Wairarapa Womens Refuge Inc.
$44,000
Wellington Access Radio
Wellington Action Role-play Group Inc.
$3,000
$1,750
Wellington City Centre for the Elderly
$11,000
Wellington City Mission
$63,000
Wellington Early Intervention Trust
Wellington Ending Abuse and Violence
(WEAV)
Wellington Region Free Kindergarten
Association (Katoa Kindergarten)
Wellington Independent Rape Crisis
Inc.
Wellington Jewish Community Centre
$5,500
$15,000
$500
$25,000
$7,500
Wellington Night Shelter Trust
$11,000
Wellington People’s Centre
$50,000
Wellington Regional Asthma Society
Inc.
$12,000
Wellington Russian Club Charitable
Trust
$5,000
Wellington Sexual Abuse HELP
Foundation
$25,500
$19,500
Wellington Womens Refuge
$12,376
$15,500
Stopping Violence Services (Wairarapa)
$20,000
WellStop Inc.
Strathmore Park Community Base Inc.
$21,000
West Kindergarten
Street Youth Ministries Trust Inc.
$25,000
Westside Playcentre
$24,000
Whare Manaaki Inc.
Taeaomanino Trust
$17,000
$21,500
Xin Hua Chinese Language School
Trust
$500
Tamariki Holiday Programme
Lower Hutt Foodbank
$4,000
$10,000
$6,000
Lansdowne Playcentre
Lower Hutt Women’s Centre Inc.
$8,400
$9,430
Take 5 and Te Whare Marama Inc.
$7,000
$6,300
$500
St. Luke’s Union Church (Masterton)
$500
Literacy Aotearoa (Wellington)
$20,000
Valley Transitionz Inc.
$18,000
St. John
SuperGrans Charitable Trust
$16,500
Upper Hutt Women’s Centre Inc.
$8,000
Wellington Womens Health Collective
Inc.
Lansdowne Kindergarten (Rimutaka)
Lifeline Inc. (Wairarapa)
United Sri Lanka Association (USLA)
Inc.
Upper Valley Dance Group (Club)
Ngakau Kotahi Ma-ori Women’s Welfare
League
$4,500
$15,000
Moera Community House
Mokai Kainga Ma-ori Centre
Catacombs Inc.
$4,500
The House of Grace Trust Inc.
Trentham Church of Christ Community
Centre Trust
Carterton Kindergarten
Amount
Te Upoko o Te Ika District Ma-ori Council
Maota Samoa Hutt Valley Charitable
Trust
Adult Literacy Inc. (Kapiti)
Birthright Inc. (Hutt Valley)
Recipient
Te Waipuna Trust, Team Xtreme
Mana Community Enterprises Inc.
$20,000
Amount
Te Akamataanga Ou
$8,345
$28,000
$8,000
Te Kaunihera Kaumatua o te Whanganui
a Tara
$4,000
$24,457
Te Umiumiga a Tokelau Inc. (Hutt Valley)
$7,000
$500
$500
$22,000
$3,000
Youth Development Trust (Wellington)
$18,000
Youth Wise Trust
$20,000
Youthline Wellington Inc.
$21,000
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Lottery Grants Record 2006—2007
WEST COAST / NELSON-MARLBOROUGH COMMUNITY
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
IN NELSON
Thanks to Lottery funding, the Nelson MultiEthnic Council is promoting unity in diversity.
Through practical services and vibrant
celebrations, the Council helps new arrivals feel
welcomed and accepted.
and accompanying them to appointments. They
actively participate in high-level health care and
workforce committees, and promote positive
race relations through community education
and the media.
Culture shock, social isolation, language
barriers, and discrimination – especially in
the workplace – are the obstacles faced by
new migrants and refugees. A successful
initiative has been the Nelson Newcomers
Network, their aim is to inform newcomers
about their new community as well as make
friends through social activities such as coffee
mornings, drinks evenings, walks, pot luck
dinners, picnics and outings.
The Race Unity Day Festival is a colourful
celebration in the heart of Nelson. Last year,
4,000 people came to see performances
like the Korean Choir and Burmese bamboo
dancers, and to learn about Nelson’s cultural
diversity.
The Council’s field worker is out there in the
community, helping migrants access services
Migrants to Nelson come from all corners of
the world, bringing the skills of doctors, lawyers,
teachers and computer specialists, to name a
few. A Lottery grant of $30,000 went toward
salaries, making these colourful celebrations
and important services possible.
Regional Community Committees
Recipient
Anglican Parish / Nativity (Blenheim)
Amount
Recipient
$5,000
Amount
Marlborough Youth Trust Inc.
$30,000
Awatere Community Activities Inc.
$15,000
Motu Weka Neighbourhood Centre Inc.
$10,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson
$25,000
Motueka Community House Inc.
Birthright Inc. (Marlborough)
Bread of Life Trust
$32,500
Motueka Recreation Centre, Tasman
Regional Sports Trust
Buller Adult Reading Inc.
$10,500
Motueka Women’s Support Link Inc.
$8,000
Moutere Community Youth Trust
$7,500
Buller Rural Education Activities
Programme (REAP) Inc.
$6,140
$5,000
$30,000
Community Alternative Resources for
the Elderly
$15,000
Community Workers Training and
Support Trust Inc.
$13,000
DARE Foundation of New Zealand
(Nelson)
Darnz Hip-Hop Salsa Crew
$2,000
$12,000
Moutere Hills Community Centre Inc.
$23,000
$9,200
Murchison Community Resource Centre
$15,000
Myalgic Encephalopathy / Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome (ME / CFS) Support
Group Inc. (Nelson)
$2,000
Recipient
Amount
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Richmond)
$15,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Whakatu)
$10,000
Riversdale Promotions Inc.
St. Johns Church Kids n Coffee and
Oasis Groups
Stoke Community Centre Inc.
Stoke Playgroup
$9,960
$2,000
$16,000
$2,000
Stopping Violence Services (Nelson)
$30,000
Tahunanui Community Centre Inc.
$28,700
Tasman Broadcasting Trust
$5,833
Nelson Bays Youth Workers Collective
$12,895
Te Maiawhitia o Ngaitahu Whanau Trust
$15,000
Nelson Budget Service Inc.
$10,500
Te Runanga o Ngati Kuia Charitable
Trust
$21,000
$20,000
Te Wharerangi Trust
Dillon’s Point Community Playgroup
$4,341
Nelson Community Organic Gardens
Trust
Friendship Links-Nelson Trust
$2,000
Nelson Multi Ethnic Council
$29,190
The Coast Care Trust Inc.
$12,000
$9,670
Get Safe Inc. (Motueka)
$20,000
Nelson Neighbourhood Centre Inc.
$23,766
Golden Bay Community Workers Inc.
$60,000
Nelson Rape and Sexual Abuse
Network Inc.
The Nelson Animal Rescue Community
(ARK) Trust Board
$29,310
$18,000
Nelson Refugee Assistance Inc.
$27,800
The Northern Buller Communities
Society Inc.
$10,000
Golden Bay Workcentre Trust
Grey District Community Volunteer
Helpers Inc.
$8,000
$20,000
Nelson Sex Offenders Treatment
Programme Inc.
Tracks Trust
$10,000
$13,705
Victory Community Trust
$16,200
Volunteer Marlborough (New Branch of
Volunteer Nelson)
Grey District Young Persons
Development Trust
$13,100
Nelson Women’s Support Inc.
$14,000
Homebuilders West Coast Trust
$35,000
Ngati Rarua Iwi Trust
$13,500
House 44 South East Stoke Inc.
$12,000
Picton Bowling Club Inc.
$1,000
Volunteer Nelson
Picton Resource Centre Inc.
$5,000
Picton Senior Citizens Club
$1,000
Wairau Valley Community Trust Hall
Board
Job Track
Karamea Community Business
Company Ltd.
Karamea Information and Resource
Centre
Kumara Anglican Parish (Greymouth)
$2,000
$8,500
Post Natal Depression Support
Network (Nelson)
$11,725
$12,000
Potikohua Charitable Trust
$25,000
$18,000
Pregnancy Help Inc. (Nelson Branch)
$1,220
West Coast Independent Living Centre
Inc.
West Coast Recovery Drop In Centre
Trust
Rata Te Awhina Trust
$15,000
West Coast Unemployed and Workers
Rights Centre Inc.
LifeLine Inc. (Nelson)
$12,000
Reefton Who Cares Inc.
$38,000
West Coast Well Women’s Centre Inc.
Magenta Creative Trust
$12,000
LifeLine Inc. (Marlborough)
$4,420
Manuka Community House Inc.
Ma-ori Womens Welfare League
$9,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Golden Bay)
(Blenheim Branch)
$2,358
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Marlborough)
$10,000
Riding for the Disabled Association Inc.
(Motueka)
Marlborough Migrant Centre
Establishment Committee
Marlborough Pacific Island Community
Trust
$8,130
$5,000
$15,000
$10,000
$7,500
$15,000
$1,500
$16,000
$9,000
$5,000
$23,800
Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga
Trust
$17,000
Women In Nelson Inc.
$10,000
Youth and Community Facility Trust
$19,000
Youth for Christ (Marlborough)
$18,500
Youth for Christ (Nelson)
$2,500
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Lottery Grants Record 2006—2007
STATUTORY BODIES
Three statutory bodies - Creative New Zealand, the New Zealand Film Commission and Sport and Recreation New
Zealand (SPARC) receive a percentage of Lottery Grants Board funding every year to give New Zealand’s best artistic
and sporting talent a helping hand.
Recipient
Creative New Zealand
Amount
$21,310,000
New Zealand Film Commission
$9,009,455
The New Zealand Film Archive
Sport and Recreation New Zealand
$693,035
$30,890,000
SPARC GETS KIWIS
MOVING
SPARC is dedicated to getting New Zealanders
moving. That means everything from supporting
elite athletes to getting out into local
communities and encouraging people to get
active. SPARC’s vision for New Zealand is a
nation inspired to be active, participate and win.
In 2006 / 2007 SPARC received $30.89
million from the Lottery Grants Board to
support a wide variety of programmes.
SPARC’s Green Prescriptions are changing
lives.
Chris Davis suffers from asthma and Type 2
diabetes. She could barely walk to her letterbox
and she was being admitted to hospital for one
week every month.
In 2007 the 54 year-old was given a ‘Green
Prescription’ by her doctor. She was invited to
join a ten-week group exercise programme,
and five months later, amazingly, she did the
seven kilometres Round the Bays Walk.
One of the most exciting changes is that Chris
no longer has to take 10 units of insulin a day.
Gone are the morning jabs and she is feeling
great. Chris says her children are over the
moon and her grandchildren are loving the
changes. She has reconnected with old friends
and she is looking at returning to work.
Doctors and nurses give ‘Green Prescriptions’
to patients whose health would improve with
physical exercise. Patients get face-to-face,
group and phone support and advice to help
them on their way to a healthier lifestyle.
OPENING
INTERNATIONAL DOORS
FOR NEW ZEALAND
ARTISTS
The Lottery Grants Board granted $21.31
million to Creative New Zealand in 2006 /
2007 to develop and promote the arts for all
New Zealanders.
One exhibition showcasing Ma-ori and
Pacific art in England proved to be a foot
in the door for New Zealand artists to take
up more opportunities overseas. Pasifika
Styles at Cambridge University’s Museum
of Archaeology and Anthropology displayed
remarkable new work that responded to
artefacts already held by the Museum.
Lisa Reihana’s work tau toko erected an
installation around a carved figure, or teko teko.
The teko teko was surrounded by footage of
blue New Zealand skies, and viewers could
“converse with the ancestor” through audio
headsets playing Ma-ori choir songs, the tapping
sounds of carving, and BBC-style commentary.
The Museum has since purchased the work,
and invited Lisa to give a talk at the Tate
Modern in London.
George Nuku displayed a glowing perspex
wharenui that created a dramatic entry point
into the Museum. He was subsequently invited
to be the British Museum’s artist in residence
for the exhibition Power and Taboo - Sacred
Objects from the Pacific.
Creative New Zealand Chief Executive Stephen
Wainwright said, “International success for
New Zealand arts is a priority. An exhibition
like Pasifika Styles presents artists with the
opportunity to be seen by a wide international
audience and it is wonderful to see new doors
open for them.”
Statutory Bodies
TWO MILLION KIWIS
WATCH NEW ZEALANDMADE FILMS
was set to an original score by Wellington band
The Phoenix Foundation.
Nearly half of all New Zealanders – two
million Kiwis – were watching home-grown
feature films in 2006 / 2007, thanks to
production support from the New Zealand Film
Commission.
The Kiwi horror flick Black Sheep and the
highly moving drama Out of the Blue, which
tells the story of the Aramoana massacre
and the strength of the community that lived
through the ordeal, were just two of 14 feature
films supported by the New Zealand Film
Commission in 2006 / 2007.
The wickedly offbeat love story Eagle vs Shark
wowed film festival audiences at Sundance and
Toronto before coming home to capture Kiwi
hearts. This oddball romantic comedy is the
vision of Ma-ori writer-director Taika Waititi, and
From independent short films to recordbreaking blockbusters, the Film Commission
was able to lift the Kiwi film industry and
achieve outstanding sales and recognition
thanks to $9 million in Lottery funding.
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