Grants
Learn more about Trust House Foundation grant funding in your community.
ChangeMakers Refugee Forum
ChangeMakers Refugee Forum is a Wellington-based not-for-profit organisation with a vision to see New Zealanders of refugee-background fully participating in New Zealand life.
Upper Hutt Highlanders Inc
The Highland Gathering came about in 2002 when two Highland Games enthusiasts formed a partnership with the Upper Hutt City Council. The result, a cultural event showcasing dancing, piping, drumming, Clan gatherings and strongman competitions; the event provides exciting entertainment and competition for families to enjoy.
Project Prima Volta
Hawkes Bay students attend Festival Opera’s performance of La Boheme, featuring Project Prima Volta.
Arrow FM
Arrow FM is Wairarapa’s only community access radio station, providing services to over 40 community groups. We exist to give media access to cultural and ethnic minorites, people with disabilities, and those with alternative viewpoints and ideologies.
King Street Artworks
King Street Artworks is a 19 year old, award winning, mental health provider whose main purpose is to provide a safe and inclusive community in which individuals can maintain or regain their mental wellness through creative expression.
Arthritis New Zealand
There are currently 620,000 New Zealanders living with a diagnosis of one or more of the 140 different forms of arthritis. That’s one in six, and 1,000 children.
Connecting Communities Wairarapa
Connecting Communities Wairarapa (CCW), formally Masterton Safe and Healthy Community Council, is a not-for-profit charitable trust. Its aim is to facilitate community wellbeing and resilience and support environment based projects that involve the local community.
The 50th Porirua Anniversary Awards Dinner
The 50th Porirua Anniversary Awards Dinner was a triumph for the City creating a positive vibe around the city and recognising 50 residents who have contributed to our community over recent times.
Rimutaka Re-enactment
Gallery of images of the Rimutaka re-enactment