Māori economic wellbeing builds opportunities for all Māori. It links tangata whenua to the district, contributes to the wider community, and may provide opportunities to explore partnerships post-Treaty settlement.

The fund helps whānau, hapū, Iwi, mātāwaka and Māori business in Kāpiti with the costs of ongoing development of Māori economic activity. A total of $80,000 is available for projects that align to the Māori Economic Development strategy. 

Applications close March 30 2025

The Māori Education Trust provides a diverse range of scholarships designed to support secondary students who are currently enrolled in Years 9–13. These scholarships aim to encourage educational success and provide financial assistance to help students achieve their academic goals.

Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria.

Be sure to review the details carefully to identify the opportunity that best aligns with your goals and circumstances.

The Māori Education Trust provides a diverse range of scholarships offered to students who are enrolled for the full academic year at a recognised tertiary institution.

Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria.

be sure to review the details carefully to identify the opportunity that best aligns with your goals and circumstances.

The First Foundation programme is much more than a scholarship. Not only will you get financial help, you’ll have a dedicated mentor who’ll be there for you along the way – so even if you’re the first in your family to go to university, you’ll have support from someone who’s been there before. Plus, you’ll get paid work experience to grow your skills, giving you access to the professional networks most people rely on for work opportunities.

Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai offer this fund to support whānau, hapū and iwi to preserve traditional Māori knowledge and its practical use in the management of indigenous biodiversity.

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