FUNDING FOR YOUR MAHI
Browse currently open grants and future rounds opening within six months. Applicant and kaupapa filters may include related opportunities; confirm eligibility and availability with the funder.
111 opportunities
Central Hawke's Bay District Council
This scholarship supports residents of Central Hawke's Bay pursuing tertiary education. The scholarship value is determined by the Trustees and considers financial need and academic prospects.
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South Taranaki District Council
The Pātea Centennial Bursary Fund provides funding to individuals from the Pātea Ward undertaking tertiary education for the first four years of study. Applications close 27 November each year.
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Network Waitaki Community Trust
Network Waitaki offers annual scholarships to local students pursuing degrees or diplomas in fields relevant to the electricity industry. Funding is $7,500 per year for degrees or $5,000 per year for diplomas.
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Network Waitaki Community Trust
Network Waitaki offers annual scholarships of $7,500 for degree qualifications or $5,000 for diploma qualifications to students from secondary schools in the Waitaki area studying relevant fields. Applicants must be enrolled in New Zealand qualifications in fields such as electrical engineering, GIS, computer systems, or emerging technologies relevant to the electricity industry.
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Acorn Foundation
Annual award of $5,000 for Ngāi Tamarāwaho members in their professional studies. Preference for medicine, dentistry, engineering, law, accountancy, business or science. Closes 30 November.
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Southland District Council
A scholarship supporting Southland District residents who participate in the arts to develop their skills through courses, workshops, and schools. The fund distributes up to $2500 per year with one closing date of 15 December.
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Kaikoura District Council
The Creative Communities Scheme Fund encourages, promotes and supports the arts in the Kaikōura community through funding performances, exhibitions, festivals, creative workshops and art projects. Applicants must demonstrate they have researched local need and consulted with the community about their project's benefits.
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Sport Hawke's Bay
The EIT | Te Pūkenga and Sport Hawke's Bay Sports scholarship provides financial support to students balancing their studies and sports commitments. Each recipient may receive up to $2,000, and five scholarships are awarded yearly.
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National Emergency Management Agency
The CDEM Resilience Fund enhances New Zealand's hazard risk resilience through the development of local and regional capability and practices, aligning with CDEM Group Plans and National Disaster Resilience Strategy priorities. Applications are assessed on criteria including alignment with the NDRS, equity outcomes for Māori, outcome focus, regional applicability, national consistency, wider funding commitment, and preference for operational expenditure.
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Waikato-Tainui
The Ranea Te Toi Scholarship supports Waikato-Tainui tribal members in the final year of an approved teaching qualification focused on Maaori Medium and Kaupapa Maaori education, with eight scholarships of NZD 10,000 each available for 2027. Recipients participate in a supportive cohort experience throughout the year, including mentoring and academic guidance.
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Waikato-Tainui
This scholarship supports Ngaati Wairere uri in their second or third year of tertiary studies, aiming to nurture future leaders. The total fund of $10,000 can be awarded to up to two individuals.
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Waikato-Tainui
This scholarship supports Ngaati Wairere tribal members in their second or third year of tertiary studies. The fund totals $10,000 and can be awarded to up to two individuals.
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