Kaupapa Hapori Auaha (Creative Communities Scheme – CCS)
Rotorua Lakes Council
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About this funding
The Creative Communities Scheme provides funding for community arts projects in areas including participation, cultural diversity, and youth engagement. Most grants are under $2,000 and can support art resources, venue hire, staffing, and promotion of arts activities.
Topics: Arts, culture and heritage · Community development · Youth and children
Who can apply
Individuals or groups can apply. The individual must be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident. Applicants who have received CCS funding previously must complete a report on that project before applying again, provided the project is still underway.
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Where
Aotearoa New Zealand
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