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Manawatu / Whanganui Community THE BEAUTIFUL GAME OF MANY COLOURS The Beautiful Game in all its colours received assistance to reach Palmerston North with a grant of $4000 from the Manawatu/ Whanganui Committee. Ethkick09, a soccer tournament for teams representing different ethnicities, was held in March after discussions amongst community leaders, sporting services and social services on how to promote positive engagement with Manawatu’s ethnic communities. They found that most migrant communities are interested in – and play – soccer, the most popular game in the world. Seven-aside matches were played by teams based on country of origin or ethnic group and were run along World Cup lines with pool play, quarters, semis and a final. In a celebration of the district’s cultural diversity (there are more than 100 ethnic groups living in the Manawatu), hundreds turned out on a fine weekend to support Recipient Amount Recipient Amount Recipient Amount 1st Palmerston North Company Girls Brigade $1,000 60s Up Movement Feilding $4,500 Adult Literacy Palmerston North Inc $2,000 Advocacy (Manawatu) $18,750 Africa Time Radio $2,200 Alzheimers Soc (Manawatu) Inc $6,700 Amesbury Christian Counselling Services Inc $5,500 Amitabha Buddhist Centre $9,500 Anglican Care Elske Centre $10,250 Anglican Social Work Trust Palmerston North $21,500 Arohamai Aotearoa Literacy Inc $15,000 Awapuni School Board of Trustees $552 Bhutanese Soc of NZ $3,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tamaki Nui a Rua $20,101 Birthright Central Inc $19,000 Birthright Levin Inc $21,875 Birthright Wanganui Inc $32,000 Breakthru Kidz Childcare $6,000 Bulls and District Community Trust $2,000 Burmese Community Group $1,950 Camellia House Trust $22,000 Central King Country Youth Link Trust $15,000 Christian Social Services Wanganui $26,000 Coley Street School $1,000 Community House (Wanganui) Assn Inc $19,000 the 39 teams, which included players from Japan, Indonesia, Korea, the Sikh community, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bengal, Nepal, Pakistan, England, Cambodia, Fiji, South America and Romania. Three new communities in Palmerston North – former refugees from Congo, Burma and Bhutan – also fielded teams. The event had a festive air with food stalls and entertainment between matches. Communities that had been isolated mixed with their fellow citizens to enjoy the universal game. After more than 100 games were played, Oman were declared the winners of the serious grade and the Thirsty Camels from Saudi Arabia the winners of the social grade. Seeing so many different cultures, many of whom have difficulties which each other in their home countries, coming together for this competition was a great experience for all. So popular was Ethkick09 that we can all look forward to Ethkick10! Congolese Community of Palmerston North Inc $1,900 Contact Inc $10,000 Counselling and Education Centre Marton Inc $22,000 Dannevirke Family Services $11,500 DARE Manawatu Inc $2,000 Eketahuna Our Town Inc $2,000 Ethnic Council of Rangitikei / Wanganui Inc $1,200 Ethnic Football Committee $4,000 Family Support Services Whanganui Trust $24,000 Feilding and Districts Youth Board Inc $7,000 Foxton Districts Budget Service Inc $22,850 Foxton Tourist and Development Assn Inc $6,000 Grey Power Manawatu Inc $2,000 Habitat For Humanity (Lower North Island) Ltd $18,000 Heart Children NZ Inc Wanganui Branch $7,050 Highbury Church $14,000 Hillcrest Charity $1,000 Hinengakau Development Trust Horowhenua Adult Literacy Scheme, Literacy $23,000 Aotearoa $11,000 Horowhenua Family Support Service Horowhenua Family Violence Intervention $20,750 Programme Inc $8,500 Housing Advice Centre Palmerston North Inc $19,340 Hunterville Huntaway Festival Committee $2,000 Huntingtons Disease Assn (Wellington) Inc $10,700 Indigenous X Trust $3,000 Levin Christian Care Trust $19,000 Life Education Trust Wanganui and District $10,000 Life to the Max Horowhenua $25,000 LUCK Venue Inc $6,000 Mafutaga Tagata Matutua $2,700 Manawatu Alternatives to Violence $17,500 Manawatu Bangalee Soc $1,600 Manawatu Chinese Community Trust $11,000 Manawatu Community Housing Trust $5,000 Manawatu Community Justice Trust $10,000 Manawatu County Club Inc $2,000 Manawatu District Safer Community Council Inc $2,000 Manawatu Multicultural Centre Inc $2,900 Manawatu Muslims Assn $1,500 Manawatu Pregnancy Centre Trust $10,000 Manawatu Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre $7,083 Manawatu Rural Support Service Inc $12,000 Manawatu Stewart Centre Trust $28,500 Manawatu Tenants Union Inc $11,700 Manchester House Social Services Soc Inc $46,250 Marton Bowling Club Inc $3,000 Marton Country Music Festival Inc $600 Maungarongo Marae $7,000 Methodist Social Services $27,000 Music Memories FM Charity $3,725 28 Lottery Grants Record 2008–2009 Regional Community Committees
Recipient Amount Recipient Amount Recipient Amount Nga Whetu Marama $1,250 NZ Chinese Assn Manawatu Branch NZ Kings Empire Veterans Inc King Country $16,000 Branch $4,300 NZ Soc of Genealogists Palmerston North $400 Otaihape Maori Komiti Inc $3,500 Pahiatua Community Services Trust Inc Palmerston North City Neighbourhood $28,000 Support Groups Inc $4,000 Palmerston North Community House Trust Inc $18,750 Palmerston North Community Patrol Charitable Trust Palmerston North Community Services $4,000 Council $2,000 Palmerston North Green Bike Trust $17,250 Palmerston North Street Van Inc $15,000 Palmerston North Women’s Health Collective $4,380 Parentline Manawatu Inc $22,750 Phoenix Inc $5,000 Presbyterian Support Central $6,000 Prison Fellowship Wanganui $3,950 REK Centre Trust $16,000 Riding for the Disabled Manawatu $23,250 Riding for the Disabled Tararua Russian Cultural and Heritage Soc $11,000 Manawatu Inc $4,100 SANDS Wanganui $9,375 Lottery Grants Record 2008–2009 Shannon Old Folks Club Inc Social Issues Network Council of Social $5,000 Services Manawatu Inc Social Justice Trust – Central Region $3,000 Advocacy Service $22,500 SPELADD NZ Inc $8,000 St David’s Presbyterian Church $1,600 SuperGrans Manawatu Charitable Trust $7,000 Sustainable Whanganui Trust $4,000 Taihape Community Development Trust $13,452 Taihape Older and Bolder Inc $16,500 Taihape Senior Citizens $8,775 Taihape Youth Centre Trust $15,550 Talakaepau ‘Oe Meleniume Soc $10,000 Tararua Community Youth Services Inc $27,400 Tararua Learning Inc Taumarunui and Districts Senior Citizens $10,000 Assn Inc $5,000 Taumarunui Counselling Services Inc Taumarunui Warm Homes Air Quality $17,000 Committee $5,000 Te Aho Mauri Ora Trust $4,400 Te Iwi O Ngati Tukorehe Trust $5,000 Te Marama Taka Hou Inc $16,000 Te Maru O Ruahine Trust Te Puna O Wai Ora Maori Christian $20,000 Fellowship Charitable Trust $5,000 Te Uru Karaka Kohanga Reo $1,000 Te Wananga O Tamaki Nui A Rua Inc Te Whare Akonga – Open Learning Centre $3,700 Manawatu Inc $7,750 Teach Me Trust $4,000 Team Xtreme Palmerston North $21,000 Tiakitanga Trust Inc $7,000 Turakina Caledonian Soc Inc $4,500 Volunteer Whanganui $13,500 Wai Ora Christian Community Trust Wanganui Area Neighbourhood Support $15,000 Groups Inc Wanganui Blind and Partially Blind Craft $2,000 Group Inc $15,300 WellStop Inc Whanganui Disability Resources Centre $10,000 Trust Inc $22,700 Whanganui Employment Support Services $14,500 Whanganui People’s Centre $13,137 Widowed Friendship Club Inc $1,200 Women’s and Children’s Shelter Wanganui Inc $25,250 Women’s Network (Wanganui) Inc $20,000 Youth One Stop Shop $28,300 Youth Services Trust Whanganui $14,000 Youthline Palmerston North $19,000 Zion Family Centre Trust $11,000 Regional Community Committees 29
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