Funding gives boost to 37 local projects
Funding gives boost to 37 local projects
More than $43,000 of Creative Communities Scheme funding has been awarded to 37 local groups and individuals.
“A partnership between Waitakere City Council and Creative New Zealand, the scheme has the purpose of increasing participation in the arts at a local level and the range and diversity of arts available in the community,” says Creative Communities Scheme Allocation Sub-Committee chairman, Councillor Vanessa Neeson.
“We’re pleased we could assist so many local groups to achieve their ambitions.”
One of the major funding recipients was the Waitakere City Orchestra, which was allocated $2500 to help cover the costs of staging two performances in the Titirangi War Memorial Hall in August and November.
Other major recipients include Oratia Out Of School Care ($2000 for professional drama classes and art supplies) Pacific Islands Advisory Board ($2000 for a youth space for Pacific arts), Ranui Community House ($2000 to host an art show and competition), Torotoro Trust ($2000) for an urban Maori Pacific dance festival and West Auckland Primary Schools Multicultural Festival ($2000 to help cover festival costs).
Creative Community Scheme subsidy recipients
Auckland Christian Mandarin Church – Lovingcare Kindergarten $400
Auckland Country Music Association $1000
Auckland Refugee Council (Inc) $1000
Contemporary Music Festival $470
Class Act Opera Trust $1600
Connolly Irish Dancing School $1000
Further Education Training Service $1300
Glen Eden Baptist Community Kindergarten $1000
Glen Eden Intermediate School $1350
Jasmine Clark $1000
Kaurilands School $1000
Laingholm Primary School $388
La Robinson-Johnson $800
Like Minds Project at Framework Trust $1500
Nga Kakano O Te Kaihanga Trust $1500
Oratia Out of School Care $2000
Pacific Arts (Pacific Islands Advisory Board) $2000
Pure Magic Concerts $1000
Ranui Community House $2000
Red Eye Films $1400
Rhythm ‘n Steps Dance Academy $400
Samoan Youth Fellowship – Massey Parish $1500
St Paul’s Anglican Church $500
Te Atatu Peninsula Community House Society Inc $900
Te Korowi O Ti Iwi Trust $1200
Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Hoani Waititi Marae $1000
Te Roopu Kapahaka O Te Atatu $460
Theatre for the Blind $1000
Titirangi Rudolf Steiner School $1500
Tomorrows Revelation Dance Company $500
Torotoro Trust $2000
Waitakere Central Community Arts Council $1200
Waitakere City Orchestra $2500
Waitakere Homeschool Support Group $1000
Waitakere Indian Association $850
West Auckland Primary Schools Multicultural Festival $2000
W.E.S.T Co $1000
Total: $43,218
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