- Dog and animal management
- Cemeteries
- Fees and charges
- Rubbish and recycling
- Roads, transport and parking
- Business licences and permits
- Waters
- Noise control
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Grants and funding
- Arts sustainability fund
- Climate action grants
- Community and Affordable Housing Seed Fund
- Community board grants
- Community grants
- Creative Communities Scheme
- Districtwide Facility Hire Remission Grants
- Heritage Fund
- Major events fund
- Museum and heritage development
- Māori Economic Development Grants Fund
- Regional Infrastructure Fund
- Social investment funding
- ThinkBIG grants
- Waste levy grants
- Wellington Community Fund
- Council facilities for hire
- Council properties
Waikanae Community Board Grants
The Waikanae Community Board offers three grants: the Waikanae Capital Improvement Grant, Waikanae Promotion Fund, and the Discretionary Grants Fund.
Discretionary Grants Fund
This grant is for groups and people who help the Waikanae area.
- Discretionary Grants Fund Criteria and Application form - online application
- Discretionary Grants Fund Criteria and Application form [PDF 130 KB]
- Discretionary Grants Fund Criteria and Application form [DOCX 52 KB]
Waikanae Capital Improvement Grant
Interest from the Waikanae Capital Improvement Fund provides money for the Waikanae Capital Improvement Grant, available once a year. This grant helps Waikanae organisations with capital projects that benefit a large part of the Waikanae community.
For this grant, capital expenditure means money spent by an organisation to buy equipment or to upgrade and improve things like property or buildings.
Contact the Governance Team to find out when grant applications open, as it changes each year.
Criteria
The criteria to apply for the Waikanae Capital Improvement Grant are:
- Projects must benefit a large part of the Waikanae community.
- A significant amount of money should be raised locally for the project.
- Applicants need to provide a business plan and annual accounts for grant applications over $5,000.
- Applications must include at least three quotes for the capital works you want funding for (if appropriate).
- Applications can only be for capital expenditure. This means money spent by an organisation to buy equipment or to upgrade and improve things like property or buildings.
How to apply
- Complete your application using the application form (links are active when applications are open):
- Waikanae Capital Improvement Grant Criteria and Application Form (online)
- Waikanae Capital Improvement Grant Criteria and Application Form
- Check you've included the correct information, including:
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- a bank deposit slip
- total projected project costs
- total amount raised by the organisation so far
- expected revenues and sources
- total amount requested
- contingencies
- a plan for managing any risks identified for the project.
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- a business plan
- a copy of the organisation’s annual accounts.
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3. Send your application to:
Governance team
Kāpiti Coast District Council
Private Bag 60601
Paraparaumu 5254
or email the Governance team.
Waikanae Promotion Fund
The Waikanae Promotion Fund helps groups or individuals who promote the Waikanae Ward through their activities. This includes events or activities that make Waikanae a great place to live, attract visitors, or promote Waikanae as a visitor destination.
- Promotion Fund Criteria and Application form - online application
- Promotion Fund Criteria and Application form [PDF 141 KB]
- Promotion Fund Criteria and Application form [DOCX 57 KB].
How to apply
- Use the application form and send it to the Governance team. We prefer online applications, but we also accept hard copies. If you have any questions, email or call the team.
- Submit your application at least eight working days before the Waikanae Community Board meeting.
Accountability
All grant recipients must complete a short, simple accountability report within six months of receiving the funds, to show how they used the funds and the benefits gained.
Any money not used for the planned purpose must be paid back to the fund.
- Accountability Report [PDF 61 KB]
- Accountability Report [DOCX 21 KB]