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Rongoā Māori Services in Prison- Online Info Briefing (GETS RFx ID :34473617).

Prison services wanting to integrate rongoā Māori into everyday prison health care, alongside existing clinical services. Their intent is to make rongoā a core component of health service delivery, supporting a more holistic approach to wellbeing.

They will be hosting two online briefing sessions via Microsoft Teams:
• Monday 20 July, 12.00pm
• Tuesday 21 July, 12.00pm

Please register by emailing [email protected] and indicating your preferred session by 9.00am on 20 July.

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Media peeps- TRM funding for film & tv. plse share!

Your next reo Māori series could start here 👀🔥

The Reo Māori Content Co-Fund is officially open, supporting ambitious screen projects that bring te reo Māori to audiences across Aotearoa. From scripted drama and comedy to large-scale factual storytelling, we're looking for projects with big ideas, strong audiences, and te reo Māori woven throughout.

Got something you've been waiting to pitch? This might be your sign 🎬
📅 Join the online info session on 17 June - RSVP at [email protected]

🔗 More info via the link in bio

Reducing Child and Youth Offending Project Evaluation
(GETS RFx ID :34190493)
Close Date :Tuesday, 30 June 2026 5:00 PM

The Reducing Child and Youth Offending (RCYO) Project is a targeted Sport NZ initiative (to June 2028) that seeks to contribute to the reduction of child and youth offending and reoffending by strengthening protective factors through accessible, high-quality and culturally responsive sport and physical activity, supported by a capable, evidence-informed and well-connected system.

Sport NZ is seeking an evaluation supplier to evaluate the implementation and impact of the RCYO Project.

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Applications for Māori agribusiness funding (GETS RFx ID :34127205).

Close Date :Wednesday, 30 June 2027 11:30 PM.

MPI:

• Māori Agribusiness Innovation Fund - enables Māori to develop innovative solutions to improve outcomes and create benefits for the Māori primary sector.

• Māori Agribusiness Pathway to Increased Productivity (MAPIP) programme - provides one-on-one support to Māori landowners and trustees looking to increase the productivity of their primary sector assets.

• Māori Agribusiness Extension (MABx) programme - supports interested Māori landowners and agribusinesses to work together in clusters towards common goals.

• Māori Agribusiness Workforce programme – He Ara Mahi Hou – supports Māori food and fibre entities in workforce and governance development.

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New Mana Taiohi learning module

Explore SportNZ online module introducing the Mana Taiohi framework – a positive youth-development approach that can support your work with rangatahi. Developed with Ara Taiohi, the module includes practical examples and reflection prompts to support your mahi. Complete it at your pace.

You do have to create an account to access this, EASY.

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COGS funding is now open!

COG's grants are open.

Check out our website "where to access" and your local Council.

Great article written analysing philanthropic funding trends in Aotearoa as compared to international trends... great read for our sector...

A New Normal? — Fundsorter How Aotearoa’s community sector compares to the world in 2026 It will be absolutely no surprise to read that New Zealand's community sector is under pressure. Demand for support is rising, while funding is becoming harder to secure. The Catalytic Foundation's 2026 Community Needs Survey found near...

Consultation on fisheries in the Hauraki/Coromandel region, plse share

*CONSULTATION* We’re inviting feedback on proposed changes to recreational fishing rules for the Auckland and Coromandel area.

The proposals address ongoing community concerns about harvest pressure and the sustainability of shellfish and other marine life found in rocky shore areas and rock pools.

Fisheries New Zealand invites submissions from people who have an interest in these coastal areas and the marine life found there.

To find out more or have your say, visit: https://bit.ly/4d85N0W

The closing date for submissions is 5pm on Friday, 12 June 2026.

Please note that comments on this post to not count as submissions.

Pasifika funding in Aotearoa, closing May 2026. plse share

Tātou Collective is the Whānau Ora commissioning agency for Pacific peoples in Aotearoa. We are launching our 2026 Procurement Funding Programme on Friday May 1st.

The funding will support prevention, early intervention and culturally grounded approaches.

Applications open Friday 1 May and close Friday 5pm, May 22nd.

For more information go to: https://tatoucollective.nz/funding/procurement-funding/