Kapiti News

Groups awarded grants from council funds

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Council has awarded over $33,000 in community grants this year.

Twenty organisati­ons and groups received grants last week from the council’s Community Grants Scheme for 2018.

Programme design and delivery manager Tania Parata said the scheme provides grants of up to $2000 for activities and programmes that benefit local communitie­s.

“Each initiative is assessed against the community grants eligibilit­y criteria and its merits in achieving community and social wellbeing.”

The grants allocation committee assessed 43 applicatio­ns requesting over $75,000 from a limited pool of funding totalling $33,578.

Ms Parata said the committee thanked and acknowledg­ed all the organisati­ons that applied to the scheme for their work and services provided to Ka¯ piti communitie­s.

This year’s recipients are Actively Coping with Cancer, Adult Literacy Aotearoa (Ka¯ piti) Inc, Citizens Advice Bureau Ka¯ piti, Cross Roads Christian Community Trust, Heart Kids Wellington, KapiMana Multiples, Ka¯ piti Coast WEA, Ka¯ piti Summer School Charitable Trust, Ka¯ piti Toy Library, Ka¯ piti Women’s Centre, Kidz Need Dadz, Lifeline Foundation Charitable Trust, Little Sprouts Charitable Trust (Ka piti), Mary Potter Hospice, O taki Women’s Health Group, Parenting Place — Attitude Youth Division, Parent to Parent Wellington, Raumati South Residents Associatio­n, The

Ka piti AED Trust, NZ Council of Victim Support.

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