Tūaropaki Trust is committed to building the capability of our people, and facilitating pathways to greater opportunities.
Our Grants Ngā Karāti
GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS Ngā Karāti Me Ngā Tukuhanga
Helping build the capability of our people through positive support and encouragement is one of the Trust’s guiding principles and the Culture and Legacy team administer the kaumātua and education grants, as well as scholarships.
For easier management and to make it easy to apply, our education grant and apprenticeship applications are all accessible online.
Education Grants Ngā Karāti Mātauranga
Helping build the capability of our people through positive support and encouragement is one of the Trust’s guiding principles and the Culture and Legacy team administer the kaumātua and education grants, as well as scholarships.
During the FY2022 and FY2023, the following Grants were administered:
74
Secondary Grants Approved
55
Tertiary Grants Approved
21
Scholarships Approved
$20,759
Secondary Grants Paid
$74,496
Tertiary Grants Paid
$78,000
Scholarships Paid
Our Current Education Grants
Secondary Education Grants
Grants for secondary education for owners or their descendants.
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Tertiary Education Grants
Grants for tertiary education for owners or their descendants.
View grantsWellbeing and Support Grants Ngā Karāti Hauora
Owners with a life interest, or members of a whānau trust who are over 65 years of age and who connect by whakapapa are eligible for a kaumātua grant, payable each year.
During the FY2022 and FY2023, the following Kaumātua Grants were administered:
668
KaumĀtua Grants Approved
$233,800
Total amount paid
$350
Per person payment
Our Current Wellbeing and Support Grants
Tangihanga Grant
Financial support for families during the loss of an owner or beneficiary.
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Frequently Asked Questions Ngā Pātai Auau
If you have any questions about our grants, you may find the answers here. Here are some frequently asked questions to help guide you through the process.
Still have questions? Please contact us.
Who is eligible to apply for a grant?
Tūaropaki Trust grants are available to members of the Tūaropaki Trust whānau. Eligibility criteria may include whakapapa verification and meeting specific project or educational requirements.
How can I apply for a grant?
You can apply for a grant by completing the online application form available on our website. Ensure you provide all necessary information and supporting documents as outlined in the application guidelines. For assistance, you can contact our Owner Services team directly.
What documents are required?
The required supporting documents may vary depending on the type of grant you are applying for. Generally, you will need to provide proof of identity, whakapapa verification, a detailed project or study plan, and any relevant financial documents.
Please review the specific requirements listed in the grant application form.
How long does it take to process an application?
The processing time for grant applications can vary. Typically, it takes around 4 to 6 weeks from the submission date to review and make a decision on your application. You will be notified of the outcome via email.
If additional information is required, the processing time may be extended.
Need Help? He pātai tonu tāu
Contact the Owner Services team for assistance completing succession applications and noting succession orders as well as facilitation of our grants, as well as any other queries about the Owner’s register, distributions and unclaimed monies.