WTMF grant recipients from the latest funding round.
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Funding Round Grants: November, 2018
| Name of initiative & grant | Main contract holder (blue) and partner groups |
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| “NZSSC/Choirs Aotearoa NZ Merger” – granted $30,000.00 to complete a merger between Choirs Aotearoa NZ Trust and the NZ Secondary Students' Choir. |
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| “Men's Centres National Network” – granted $3,600.00 to bring partnering organisations together and determine if the necessary ingredients exist to move a collaborative initiative to another stage. |
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| “The Sector Voice” – granted $14,700.00 to hold a facilitated workshop with key 'for social profit' representatives to consider how a collective voice might be formed to benefit the wider sector. |
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| “Community co-design of solutions to common issues” – granted $20,000.00 to collaborate with community social work service providers in the Wairarapa to consider a collective response to service gaps, quality and delivery. |
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| “Te Reo Kotahi” – granted $25,000.00 to progress the next stage of a merger between Enrich + and the McKenzie Centre. |
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| "Stages of Dad" – granted $6,000.00 to secure an external consultant to engage groups who support men and fathers with the intention of uniting to increase service coverage for all the "Stages of Dad". |
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| “Resettled Hub Feasibility Study” – granted $15,600.00 to commission a feasibility study to explore a cost/benefit analysis of a shared service location. |
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| “Allied Potential Group” – granted $10,434.00 to engage a consultant for the next stage of a merger that will see the various policies and procedures aligned. |
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| “Virtual Youth Team Project” – granted $14,900.00 to develop and embed effective work practices between organisations which serve young people in Rotorua to consequently maximise a collective impact. |
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| “Birthright building deeper learning and collaboration” – granted $20,000.00 to host a Hui aimed at developing a culture of collaboration and connectedness among affiliated Birthright organisations despite geographic distance. |
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