Welcome To Our May Newsletter.
As autumn changes to winter, we hope you are all keeping warm, safe, and well.
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Inside, you will find information on:
- Our funding clinic calendar for the rest of 2023;
- The launch of the Rangatahi-Led Fund;
- Otago Community Trust's new chair announcement;
- Changes to Otago Community Trust's capability funding;
- The $755,000 granted to support tamariki and rangatahi in Dunedin;
- Who and what we funded in our grants rounds for February, March, April and May;
- Recent developments at the Te Rauone Beach Playground
Remember, Otago Community Trust is here to help with a wide range of community projects. Click across to the OCT website - www.oct.org.nz for more information or give us a call on 0800 10 12 40.
Contents
2023 Funding Clinics.
Our grants team work closely with several funding bodies across Otago, and we endeavour to hold funding clinics in a wide variety of locations in and around Otago throughout the year.
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Rangatahi-Led Fund Now Live!
Otago Community Trust is thrilled to launch the Rangatahi-Led Fund in Ōtepoti Dunedin and Waitaki Regions
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Grants Rounds: February, March, April and May 2023
A quick summary of our recent grant approvals for February, March, April and May 2023.
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Our Grantees — Harrington Point Community Society Inc
It has been very exciting to see the recent developments taking place at Te Rauone Beach.
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$755,000 To Support Tamariki & Rangatahi In Dunedin.
Otago Community Trust has put its support behind Te Hou Ora Whānau Services with a $755,660 grant over 3 years.
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Otago Community Trust Announces New Chair
Otago Community Trust welcomes Andy Kilsby as their new Chair.
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Changes to Otago Community Trust's Capability Funding
Everything you need to know about the changes made to Otago Community Trust's Capability Funding.
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