Sport Waikato - Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa Fund

Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa Fund

Round 3 of funding is now open.

Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa is an activation fund to provide physical activity opportunities for tamariki (children aged 5-11) and rangatahi (young people aged 12-18).

The fund aims to provide quality opportunities in play, active recreation and sport for those who are missing out. These priority population groups include:

High deprivation communities
18-24 year old young women
Maaori
Girls and young women
Disabled tamariki (5-11 year olds) and rangatahi (12-17 year olds)

The purpose of the fund:

For tamariki and rangatahi in play, active recreation and sport:

Increase the provision and accessibility opportunities
Ensure quality experiences
Ensure they develop confidence, competence, knowledge and ongoing motivation to be active for life.

Are you eligible?

What can be funded?

This is an activation fund to help cover programme or service delivery costs. This includes costs of:

Programme or project delivery (e.g. venue or equipment hire, transport to the event)
Equipment (as part of a programme or project)
Officials, where these are required for the delivery
Delivery staff wages (e.g. activity leader, coordinator).

How much can you apply for?

Fast Fund applications (up to a maximum of $30,000)

Community Activation Fund applications (up to a maximum of $60,000)

Round 1 Closing Date 1^st November 2020, 5pm – CLOSED
Round 2 Closing Date 1^st Feb 2021 – CLOSED
Round 3 Closing Date 1^st May 2021 - Fast and Community Activation Fund (Applications open TBA)

All applications will be decided by an advisory panel across play, active recreation and sport and successful projects will be required to attend Tu Manawa workshops.

Ready to apply? Start here!

Please read the following documents before starting your application:

Community Guidelines Document
Everything you need to know about the fund, including application form questions on page 10.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tū Manawa in school/kura setting form
For external providers wanting to deliver into school settings

Te Whetu Rehua
For projects and programmes provided in a kaupapa Maaori context

What is different about this fund compared to the previous Kiwisport Regional Partnership Fund?

The Kiwisport Regional Partnership Fund has been in place since 2009 and ends on 31 December 2020. Please note the Kiwisport Direct Fund will continue to provide funding to schools as per usual, while Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa is a new fund with different criteria and an expanded focus; it is not simply an enhanced version of Kiwisport.

Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa will support a wider range of activity opportunities than Kiwisport (now including play and active recreation), it is more clearly pointed at those who are less active and/or missing out, and the organisations eligible to apply have been broadened in recognition of their critical role in providing these opportunities.

Tū Manawau Active Aotearoa is less focused on more people and opportunities, and more focused on quality experiences that will encourage participation for life. Where Kiwisport was a partnership fund that required additional revenue sources, Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa does not have this requirement. There is also a greater degree of standardisation in the application process than Kiwisport, while still supporting locally-led approaches that meet the needs of communities.

External providers wanting to deliver in a school/kura setting

If delivery by an external provider is to be within class time, the application needs to be a joint one with the school and external provider. The delivery of the curriculum and school plans is the responsibility of teachers and principals – they need to determine what activities they wish to run and when.

You will need to attach the completed ‘Implementation in a school/kura setting’ form when submitting your Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa application.

If there is more than one school/kura involved in the project/programme, this single form can be used with one school/kura taking a lead role, however all parties need to be named with a contact person.

Insights, Outcomes, Monitoring and Evaluation

Insights, Outcomes, Monitoring and Evaluation are crucial components of a successful application. The Tu Manawa Assessment Panel must see sufficient evidence of these components.

To find out more, please read the document here

Deprivation & Decile

Find deprivation areas and school deciles: Deprivation & Decile

To find geographical boundaries, please use the Sport NZ Insights Tool to find your relevant SA2 on the map. Read the 'how to' document here.

Safe Sport for Children

Four ways sports organisations can reduce the risk of harm to participating children.
Build your own child protection policy and keep participating children safe.

https://sportnz.org.nz/resources/safe-sport-for-children/
https://sportnz.org.nz/media/2017/safe-sport-for-children.pdf

Successful Applicants

Organisation Name	Name of Project/Programme	$ Amount
Bankwood School	Loose Parts Play	$3,229.32
Equipotential NZ Incorporated	Equipotential Theraputic Riding Programme	$30,000.00
Franklin Basketball Association Incorporated	Get Hooping Tuakau	$9,360.00
Galaxy Touch Waikato	Galaxy Touch Rangatahi Ora	$1,500.00
Girl Code	Girl Code	$21,400.00
Hauraki Plains College	Step-Up Girls Active Fitness Mentor Program	$20,000.00
Into Nature School	Into Nature School	$8,000.00
Kāwhia School	Youthtown 2021	$15,593.08
Kelly Sports Waikato Ltd	Play Rangers/Mobile Activity Hub	$30,000.00
King Country Rugby Football Union	Les Elder Wahine Toa Secondary School Program	$14,800.00
Mayall Creative	Act-in-Motion	$31,280.00
Melville High School	Volleyball Delivery	$14,600.00
Mercury Bay Area School	Whakamana ngā rangatahi	$13,500.00
Nga Waka o Tirohanga Trust	Nga Waka o Tirohanga Trust Waka Ama Programme	$30,000.00
Ngaa Taiohi o Te Rangitaupi Incorporated Society	Tai Pari- 2020-2021	$10,800.00
Otorohanga Riding for the Disabled Assn Inc	Coach / Equine manager wages	$5,000.00
Perry Outdoor Education Trust	POET Programme	$60,000.00
Putaruru Primary School	Putaruru School Cluster Sports Co-ordinator	$26,700.00
Rise & Shine Aerial Fitness Studio	Aerial Classes	$6,430.00
Socially Good Adventures ltd (Got To Get Out)	Tamariki & Rangatahi have Got To Get Out	$55,000.00
Squash Waikato Incorporated	Movement Collective (Squash)	$9,696.00
Swimming Waikato	Get Waikato Swimming	$60,000.00
Tairua School	Tairua School Sports Hub Delivery Coordinator	$30,000.00
Taupo Netball Centre Incorporated	Youth Netball Delivery Project	$18,500.00
Taupo Riding for Disabled	Taupo Riding for Development	$22,700.00
Te Awamutu Group Riding for the Disabled association.inc	Te Awamutu Group. Riding for Disabled	$13,000.00
Te Awamutu Primary School	TAPS at Play	$3,385.70
Te Awamutu Youth Development Trust	Afterschool boxing classes - Te Awamutu Youth Development Trust	$10,000.00
Te Kauwhata Community Fitness Centre	Swim for life	$6,760.00
Te Kuiti Primary School	Sports Delivery Facilitator	$35,000.00
Te Toki Voyaging Trust	Wai Tai, Wai Maori, Wai Ora	$41,200.00
Tuakau Youth Centre	TYC Volleyball	$1,000.00
Waikato Badminton Association Incorporated	Community Outreach and Casual Activation	$24,165.00
Waikato Country Basketball	Activating Generation Z	$26,000.00
Waikato Hockey Association	Hauatanga Inclusion	$30,000.00
Waikato Regional Volleyball Association, Incorporated	KiwiVolley Delivery (Primary, Intermediate & Area Schools)	$12,750.00
Waikato Regional Volleyball Association, Incorporated	Secondary School Volleyball Delivery	$8,500.00
Waikato Regional Volleyball Association, Incorporated	Tamariki-Rangatahi Poirewa/Volleyball Mahi	$7,000.00
Waikato Regional Volleyball Association, Incorporated	Disability Sector Volleyball Delivery	$6,000.00
Waru Rua Rima Charitable Trust	Taiohi Toa	$6,000.00
YMCA North	Y-Active	$29,090.00
Young Women's Christian Association Inc	YWCA Retreats	$8,280.00
Youthtown	Nga Taiohi Whakamana	$12,000.00
Youthtown	Youthtown's Waikato Cycling Education Project	$48,000.00