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New Zealand Lottery Grants Board Distribution of Funds

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REGIONAL COMMUNITY COMMITTEES<br />

Auckland Community<br />

FAMILIES FIND HELP IN<br />

WEST AUCKLAND<br />

Thanks to funding from the Auckland<br />

Community Committee, the Island Child<br />

Charitable Trust NZ is able to continue to<br />

give help to those people in the Auckland<br />

area who are in need <strong>of</strong> support.<br />

Housed in a two bedroom unit, based in Glen<br />

Innes, the Trust <strong>of</strong>fers emergency housing,<br />

counselling and advocacy support, health<br />

programmes, a drop-in centre, and youth<br />

programmes for at risk youth.<br />

Their vision is to work in partnership with<br />

communities and strengthen families in need.<br />

The Trust’s holistic approach means that<br />

help does not stop at providing emergency<br />

housing, but continues through to working<br />

with families to develop a healthy lifestyle and<br />

become self sufficient.<br />

Full time voluntary manager and founder<br />

Ms Danielle Bergin has found that homeless<br />

and rehomed families benefit greatly from<br />

<strong>Lottery</strong> <strong>Grants</strong> Record 2008–2009<br />

their animal-assisted learning programme.<br />

Many <strong>of</strong> the children have suffered trauma<br />

and stress, and have learning difficulties,<br />

and the company <strong>of</strong> animals has a strong<br />

healing effect.<br />

“We help people get on their feet, people who<br />

are prepared to learn a new way <strong>of</strong> life and<br />

make some changes,” she says.<br />

The Trust helps people reach the services<br />

they need, and also runs health programmes<br />

that include teaching high-risk families how<br />

to shop on a budget, where to go and what to<br />

look for – and also how to grow vegetables.<br />

Youth programmes target at risk youth aged<br />

between 12 and 18 years. Confidential<br />

counselling support is given by trained<br />

volunteers to help young people develop a<br />

positive self image and personal skills.<br />

Recipient Amount<br />

60s Up Movement Birkenhead $4,000<br />

60s Up Movement Devonport $4,500<br />

60s Up Movement Hibiscus Coast $4,000<br />

60s Up Movement South Auckland $3,965<br />

Action Education Inc $15,000<br />

Adult Literacy Franklin Inc $20,020<br />

Adult Literacy Inc $20,000<br />

Adventure Specialties Trust $10,000<br />

Agape Homes Trust $15,000<br />

AIM (Adults in Motion) Inc $20,000<br />

AKO Group $6,510<br />

Al Mustafa Charity Centre $16,500<br />

ALD Foundation Trust $5,000<br />

Anglican Parish <strong>of</strong> Clevedon $5,000<br />

Anglican Trust for Women and Children $33,760<br />

Aotea Community Radio Trust $6,000<br />

Aotea Family Support Group Charitable Trust $19,300<br />

Asian Council on Reducing Crime<br />

Charitable Trust $3,000<br />

Assn for Spinal Concerns Inc $42,000<br />

Asthma Soc Inc Auckland<br />

Auckland Cambodian Youth and<br />

$40,000<br />

Recreation Trust $10,000<br />

Auckland Central Budgeting Consultants Inc $12,500<br />

Auckland Central Youth Development Trust $18,100<br />

Auckland Chinese Families Network Inc $6,532<br />

Regional Community Committees 19

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