26 Applicants to Receive Round 6 He Puna Korikori Funding

He Puna Korikori, our esteemed outdoor activity fund, received a large response from our vibrant community. We are thrilled to share that a total of 39 applications were submitted, representing a diverse range of organizations, trusts, schools, and kura kaupapa. This remarkable response underscores the collective commitment to empower rangatahi and provide them with enriching recreational experiences.
 
From water safety programs to waka ama initiatives, from transformative camps to the art of mau rākau, the applications showcased the incredible breadth of activities that support the growth, development, and enjoyment of Rangatahi. We applaud all applicants for their passion and dedication to creating inclusive and meaningful recreation opportunities.
 
We are delighted to announce that 26 applications have been selected to receive funding. The successful applicants have demonstrated exceptional vision and innovation, aligning perfectly with our shared goal of providing equitable recreation opportunities for all young people. Congratulations to each of them on this well-deserved recognition!
 
Behind the scenes, we owe a debt of gratitude to our judges who dedicated their time and expertise to review the applications. Their commitment to this process has been invaluable. We are particularly proud to have established a Rangatahi judging process. Four Rangatahi, representing the two population groups from across Wellington, gathered together and developed new networks and relationship skills. Their feedback and assessments have added a unique perspective, enabling us to create a more inclusive and empowering decision-making process. Their scores were included in the final ratification process.
 
We recognize that the effort invested in reviewing applications is no small feat, and we extend our deepest appreciation to all of our judges for their unwavering support. Their expertise and insights have played a pivotal role in shaping the outcomes of He Puna Korikori. We are grateful for their dedication and contributions to creating equitable recreation opportunities for Rangatahi. We'd also like to say thanks to Sport New Zealand for their support with this process.
 
If you have any questions or would like more information about He Puna Korikori, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We are here to support and assist you.

Congratulations to the successful applicants:


Tangata Whenua Programmes:

  • Ngati Koata Trust
  • Hokianga Sports Club
  • 408 Community Trust
  • Te Waiariki Purea Trust
  • Harbour Sport
  • Hei Matau Paddlers
  • Mangakino School
  • Whangārei Aquatic Centre
  • Rotokawa School
  • WestREAP
  • Hillary Outdoors

Tangata Tiriti Programmes:

  • Wilderness Canoe Trust
  • Recreate NZ
  • NZ Sailing Trust
  • Whenua Iti Outdoors
  • BLAKE
  • R. Tucker Thompson
  • Piha Surf Life Saving Club
  • Waiau Area School
  • Blue Light Ventures Incorporated
  • St John of God Waipuna (Waipuna)
  • First Step Outdoors Ltd
  • Raglan Rock Adventure Co.
  • Living Springs
  • Aurora College


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