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  • He Oranga Poutama/ Te Tāhū Manawa

    Application for funding
  • What is the purpose of He Oranga Poutama?

    He Oranga Poutama is an initiative that supports Māori wellbeing by improving participation and growing leadership through physical activity that strongly supports Māori ways of being and knowing.  We want whānau Māori to have the opportunity to get active, learn new skills, connect to Te Ao Māori and work towards a new goal or achievement through the activities they are participating in.

    He Oranga Poutama emphasises activities that encourage participation 'As Māori'

    The guiding principles for this are:

    ·        BY Māori – governed, managed and delivered by Māori

    ·        FOR Māori – designed for iwi, hapū, whānau Māori

    ·        WITH Māori – using Māori language and custom

    ·        THROUGH Māori – utilising customary activities handed down

    ·        IN/ON Māori spaces – e.g. marae, maunga, awa

    The delivery of He Oranga Poutama and Te Tāhū Manawa in our rohe is a collaboration between Te Pae Oranga o Ruahine o Tararua Iwi Māori Partnership Board (Te Pae Oranga), Sport Manawatū and Sport New Zealand - Ihi Aotearoa, designed to assist in creating an event, project or programme targeted at getting iwi, hapū and whānau Māori to engage in physical activity.

    The collaboration is founded on the principle of empowering Māori voices in decision-making for improving physical activation opportunities within Māori communities.

  • He aha ngā hua?  What are the desired outcomes?

    Successful applicants for this funding initiative will be able to describe how their kaupapa will contribute to the following outcomes:

    • iwi, hapū and whānau Māori exercising their authority to improve their hauora and well-being
    • supporting the delivery of equitable hauora outcomes for Māori
    • supporting the inclusion and protection of mātauranga Māori
      developing Māori leadership for the future
    • developing participation opportunities for iwi, hapū and whānau Māori in physical activity
    • strengthening infrastructure and capacity/capability of organisations to provide quality opportunities for Māori to participate in physical activity
  • What locations/areas is this funding for?

    Applicants for this funding must reside in, and the kaupapa must be delivered in, one or more of the following areas within our rohe (as outlined in the map below):

    • Palmerston North City
    • Manawatū District
    • Tararua District
    • Horowhenua District
    • Otaki District
  • Please refer to our guidelines for further information

  • Entity Details

    You need to be part of or connected to a legal entity (organisation) who can hold any funding you are allocated in a bank account. If you do not have an entity, we will ask you to find support from an entity who is willing to umbrella your initiative.
  • Project Details

    In this section, we will gather some more information about your kaupapa
  • Supporting Information

    In addition to the information you've submitted above, we also require the following information in order for your application to be considered complete.
  • 1. Supporting letters from Two referees. Referees could be other Community Leaders, Kaumātua or otherwise connected to the local iwi/hapū. The supporting letters cannot be supplied by the applicant or a member of the Te Pae Oranga o Ruahine o Tararua Board. Please ensure their contact details are included in the letters as we will be making direct contact during the vetting process to verify their support. (required)

    2. A Budget outlining the costs associated with your kaupapa (required). A template can be sent to you upon request. Please attach or email directly to heorangapoutama@tepaeoranga.org.nz

    3. Any other supporting documents you think will help in the decision making process (optional)

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