We believe that in order for our whānau to THRIVE, there needs to be support to enable access to extra-curricular sporting activities, that can improve personal development and success through:

1. The increased knowledge and skills in the given sport
2. Proven commitment to the sport being provided ie regular attendance, practice, time management and balance
3. Alternative opportunity to experience achievement and success in the sporting world
4. Great people skills, teamwork, improved confidence and cultural competency

Ngā Oha Hauora – Sports Subsidies are open for most of the year, to ensure whānau can maximise these opportunities all year round.

Whānau can apply up to two times a year for Ngā Oha Hauora – Sports Grant as long as the costs don’t exceed the maximum subsidy of $500 for National Reps and $1000 for International representatives.

Ngā Oha Hauora is currently now. Applications for Ngā Oha Hauora will close 1 November 2024. Click here to apply!

The applicant of a Sports Representative Grant must:

1.1. Be a registered member of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei.

1.2. Be selected to represent Aotearoa (New Zealand) or the applicant’s region in sport:

a)       as an athlete

b)       as part of a team

c)       as a coach or manager

1.3 . The application must be in relation to the applicant participating in an event within the calendar year that the application is received.

We require the following documents for Ngā Oha Hauora:

• Confirmation of national or international selection
• Bank verification

Ngā Oha Hauora Values:

1. For national reps you are eligible for $500
2. For international reps you are eligible for $1,000

Tutoring subsidies will be offered to whānau who require paid tutelage for literacy and numeracy specific activities.

We believe that in order for our whānau to THRIVE, that there is support to enable access to literacy and numeracy activities,  that can improve personal development and employability through:

1. The increased knowledge and skills in numeracy or literacy skills.
2. Improved confidence and skill competency
3. Proven commitment to the extra learning being provided ie regular attendance
4. Alternative opportunity to experience achievement and success

Ngā Oha Ako – Tutoring Subsidies are open for most of the year, to ensure whānau can maximise these opportunities all year round.

Whānau can apply up to two times a year for Ngā Oha Ako – Tutoring Subsidies as long as the costs don’t exceed the maximum subsidy of $1000.

Applications for Ngā Oha Ako are currently open for 2024. Ngā Oha Ako will close 1 November 2024.

To be eligible for a Ngā Oha Ako:

• Recipient must be enrolled from primary to tertiary level
• Recipient must be a registered hapū member of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei
• Recipient must only be seeking support for numeracy and literacy subjects

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei will pay up to $1000 a year for your Ngā Oha Ako – Tutoring Subsidies.

We require the following documents for Ngā Oha Ako:

• CV (if private tutor)
• Invoice from tutoring provider (incl. payment details)
• Receipt of payment (for reimbursement)
• Bank account verification (for reimbursement)

All documents are requested when you complete your application. Please ensure you attach the correct documents to proceed.

Criteria and Value

• Recipient must be enrolled from primary to tertiary level.
• Recipient must be a registered hapū member of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei.
• Recipient must only be seeking support for numeracy and literacy subjects.
• NWŌ will pay up to $1000 a year for your Ngā Oha Ako.

Preferred within Tāmaki (With Locations)

Kip McGrathStonefield’s  108 Lunn Ave · 09 527 8483
St Heliers 15 Maskell St · 0210 439 505
Howick Unit 9a/219 Moore Street 09 534 1619
Pakuranga 267 Pakuranga Rd · 09 576 9069
Westgate 11/6 Maki Street 09 831 0272

Kumon
Remuera 1a St Vincent Ave · 021 185 9349
Epsom 10 Gardner Rd · 022 304 2690
New Lynn 3119 Great N Rd · 021 121 1315
Papatoetoe 3/376 Great South Rd · 09 250 4763
Henderson 11/42 Paramount Dr · 021 121 1315

NumberWorks’nWords Tutoring
Grey Lynn Unit 7/316 Richmond Rd · 09 360 0816
Royal Oak 778-784 Manukau Rd · 09 625 8091
Howick 23 Aviemore Dr · 09 535 1926
Takapuna 22 Anzac St · 09 489 8388
Northwest 31 Northside Dr · 09 416 3123

Out of Tāmaki

Successful Kids Tutoring
Hamilton 07846315

Tutor 2 You
New  Zealand – Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin
Australia – Brisbane, Gold Coast and Melbourne

Kumon
New Zealand & Australia  0800 458 666

Kip McGrath
New Zealand 0800932129

NumberWorks’nWords Tutoring
New Zealand 0800386266

Online Tutoring

Blake eLearning
New Zealand 0800 375 327

Maths Buddy
New Zealand 0800 299182

Cluey Learning
New Zealand 0800 005370

Applications for Tūāriki are currently closed for 2024. 

1. Tūāriki support NWŌ pēpi to access quality Māōri-Medium ECE Centre to grow a solid foundation to promote their education journey.
2. Tuāriki will co-invest with whānau into the learning journeys of their tamaiti who are enrolled in a Māōri-Medium ECE centre by supporting with 50-75% of the total fees for the tamaiti (varying factors will impact the total co-investment from Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei – you can read this in the table below).
3. Tūāriki will encourage whānau to grow their reo capability

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• Recipient must be enrolled in a Ministry of Education registered Māori-Medium ECE Centre – this includes Puna Reo and Kohanga Reo.
• Recipeint must maintain a minimum of 80% attendance to remain eligible.
• Parents/Caregivers must complete regular surveys and updates when required.
• Remaining fees must be covered by the parents/caregivers of the recipient.
• Must not have received an Oha Mātauranga for the respective year of Tūāriki application – if you have received an Oha Mātauranga, you are unable to apply for Tūāriki Co-Investment.

You don’t need to submit any documents. We will reach out to your Māori Medium ECE to confirm your enrollment. They will need to supply regular invoices to Whai Māia to cover the Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei portion of the co-investment. You will need to cover your portion of the co-investment.