We weave collective voices and drive equitable systems change so that communities,
hapū and iwi can do what they do best.
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Ka mua, ka muri – reflect with Hui E!
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Check out how Māori, community and voluntary groups in Aotearoa have been doing over the past 2 years
BUILDING CAPABILITY
& CONNECTIONS
Across and between
communities, hāpu
and iwi
ADVOCATING
FOR CHANGE
So funding better responds to community, hāpu and iwi needs and aspirations
TAKING THE NEXT STEPS
IN OUR TIRITI JOURNEY
Both reflecting and reaching out
“I don’t know anything about funding, so I knew I needed help with some grant writing assistance. Hui E! connected me with a volunteer grant writer who walked me through all the applications, bit by bit.”
“We ended up attending some of Hui E!’s webinars. We were able to clarify some of our thinking, set ourselves up for successful funding applications and connect with others who support us and love what we’re doing”.
"What I like particularly about Hui E!’s involvement is the ability to enter a room with skills at multiple levels; you don’t have to be an experienced person to access those networks and participate. You can come in absolutely green – which is how I felt when I arrived – and tap straight in.”
“Hui E! has established robust and genuine connections with community groups across Aotearoa, which gives them the ability to advocate effectively and exert strategic influence at a government level”.
Community-Led Funding Wānanga – Eastern Bay of Plenty – 27th October 2023
Te Here Tāngata – This Way of Life Hui E! Community Aotearoa has teamed up with ‘The 35 Collective’ a roopu of grassroots Māori community organisations in the Eastern Bay of Plenty rohe to shine the spotlight on their mahi in the community. The 35 Collective has named this taonga ‘Te Here Tāngata – This Way of Life,’ signifying the connections and bonds formed through the sharing of knowledge and wisdom of mātauranga Māori. It also represents our commitment to serving and uniting our whānau, hapū, and iwi, worldwide. Check out the trailer below! Exploring Equitable Funding Solutions For Grassroots Māori Community Organisations We are excited to announce our very first Māori community-led funding workshop. During this event, we will launch the Te Herenga Tāngata documentary and work with funders to address funding application challenges. If you’re a small Māori community organisation in the Bay of Plenty rohe and find funding applications a challenge or simply want to explore available grants, we’ve got your back! In collaboration with Bay Trust and The 35 Collective, we’re bringing to you this community-led funding wānanga. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to complete a funding application that will tautoko your mahi in the community.We know that grassroots community groups work tirelessly to uplift the hauora and well-being of our communities, even when resources are scarce. Let’s work together to make funding more accessible for our grassroots Māori community groups!Date: Friday, October 27, 2023 – 9:30 AMVenue: Te Kaha Bay Hotel Check out the flyer below for more details.
Navigating Funding Forums: Empowering Grassroots Community Groups
Funders Forums or Funding Expos, offer invaluable opportunities for members of our community to connect with funders and gain insights into potential avenues for financial support.
The Power of a Unified Global Funding Application: Why Hui E! has changed
Hui E! has decided to shake things up and change the script ourselves. We’re introducing a unified global funding application.
Arotahi Ā-Hapori | Community Focus: Covid Drives Online Innovation For Sistema Whangarei – Toi Akorangi
Sistema Whangarei – Toi Akorangi goal is to impact the lives of children in the Whangarei community. Through orchestral music they deliver the El-Sistema inspired programme for young people.