Grants
Ngāti tūwharetoa
Grants
Over recent years the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board on behalf of Ngāti Tūwharetoa has negotiated a number of initiatives to support Ngāti Tūwharetoa endeavours.
In October 2002 the Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mighty River Power Development group was established as a result of a partnership agreement between Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Mighty River Power. In 2016 Mighty River Power became Mercury Energy and the group is now referred to as the Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mercury Development Group (NTMDG). The Development Group provides support for cultural, educational, and sporting initiatives.
Medical
Kaumātua Medical Grant
Uplifting and supporting our Kaumātua The Hāpai Kaumātua Grant is here to uplift and support our kaumātua during this time of rising living costs. Grounded in manaakitanga, the grant provides…
Business
Taupō Business Start-Up Grant
Lake TAUPŌ BUSINESS START-UP GRANT Supporting new Tūwharetoa ventures on lake Taupō, its tributaries, or the Waikato awa The Tūwharetoa Lake Taupō Business Start-Up Grant aims to support and encourage…
Education
Special Needs Education Grant
This Special Needs Grant is designed to support and promote the wellbeing of tribal members as the future leaders of their whānau, their marae and their iwi.
Education
Secondary NCEA Education Grant
This NCEA Education Grant is designed to support and promote academic success for tribal members as the future leaders of their whānau, their marae and their iwi.
Education
Early Childhood Education Grant
This Early Childhood Education Grant is designed to support and promote academic success for tribal members as the future leaders of their whānau, their marae and their iwi.
Education
Scholarships
When you apply for an Education Scholarship, we'll also create a Tertiary Education Grant application on your behalf using the same information. Continue This Education Scholarship is designed to support…
Education
Trade Training
Education
Tertiary Education Grants
This Tertiary Education Grant is designed to support and promote academic success for tribal members as the future leaders of their whānau, their marae and their iwi.