Funding & Grants

Marae Digital Connectivity is a multi-agency initiative to help more marae connect to the internet.

Oranga Marae supports the physical and cultural revitalisation of marae, as centres of Māori identity and mātauranga.

This fund aims to support marae communities to retain, protect, or transmit their mātauranga and care for their taonga.

Ngā Kōrero Tuku Iho New Zealand Oral History Grants are available for community-led projects reflecting diverse identities and perspectives.

This fund aims to support marae communities to retain, protect, or transmit their mātauranga and care for their taonga.

CCS helps to fund local arts projects. Each year Creative New Zealand provides funding to city and district councils to distribute in their area. 

This fund supports whānau, hapū and iwi to revive, retain and promote traditional Māori knowledge. It also supports the application of this mātauranga to indigenous biodiversity management.

This grant encourages and supports businesses to develop and implement innovative solutions.

This fund is available to Ngāpuhi marae, hapū, whenua and environmental groups. It helps to develop and put in place long-term sustainable plans/projects to manage their assets.

This fund aims to support marae communities to retain, protect, or transmit their mātauranga and care for their taonga.

This initiative helps Māori establish and grow their business. They do this by providing information and advice, and brokering relationships.

J R McKenzie Trust’s focus is on creating a socially just and inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand