Kaikoura Bridge Club | $500 | To set up a website to keep isolated members socially connected and improve their wellbeing after the earthquake. |
Kaikoura Primary School | $5,959 | For resources and activities for children to use to help keep them socially occupied and reduce stress. |
Marlborough Amateur Radio Club | $1,500 | To relocate a radio repeater from earthquake damaged, unstable ground to a safer location to ensure ongoing radio communications, particularly for emergencies. |
The Kaikoura Education Trust | $11,620 | For recreational and social programmes to improve community wellbeing following the earthquake. |
Royal NZ Plunket Society Canterbury | $4,650 | For a new activity programme for parents and under 5s in Hanmer to improve social connections and wellbeing. |
Kaikoura Primary School | $15,097 | For school trips away from Kaikoura to reduce isolation and improve students' wellbeing. Fundraising in the community for these costshas been impacted by the earthquake. |
Life Education Trust Marlborough | $6,215 | For additional costs transporting the mobile classroom to Kaikoura and Hurunui schools due to road closures. |
Amuri Community Trust | $41,899 | For the operating costs of the Waiau Recovery Hub, including providing community events to support community wellbeing. |
Kaikoura Squash Racquets Club | $12,000 | For additional tournament travel costs due to SH1s closure, and to provide professional coaching from Blenheim. |
Kaikoura Gymnastics Club | $9,464 | For portable equipment replacing gear lost in the earthquake and for use in temporary premises due to lack of access to the usual training venue. |
Kaikoura High School | $53,687 | To implement a wellbeing plan to reduce earthquake-related anxiety and stress. The plan includes inspirational speakers, activities, resources and social opportunities, some of which are also for the wider community. |
Kaikoura High School | $24,400 | To support students attending sports and cultural events outside of Kaikoura, including accommodation, so students can participate despite the reduced ability to fundraise locally since the earthquake. |
Hurunui District Council | $36,615 | For the Community Events Co-ordinator role which is providing events that help with community wellbeing and psycho-social recovery. |
Women's Refuge, Sexual Assault Resource Centre Marlborough | $24,000 | Due to increased demand since the earthquake, to provide additional support services for women and children affected by family and sexual violence. |
Kaikoura Suburban School | $16,721 | For three school camps. The school and families would normally fundraise but the earthquake has put financial strain on local businesses and families. |
Hurunui District Council | $30,000 | For repairs to the Waiau tennis and netball courts, which were badly damaged by the earthquake. |
Amuri Children's Toy Library | $29,947 | For fencing and storage at the local plunket/toy library rooms to allow safe use by groups that have lost their buildings, such as Playcentre. |
Mental Health Foundation of NZ | $210,000 | For an ongoing mental health campaign to support the psycho-social recovery of people in the Hurunui and Kaikoura regions. |
Marlborough Equestrian Park NZ | $10,000 | For repairs to earthquake-damaged land and yards at the equestrian park so the group can host local and national events and make full use of the venue. |
St Paul's Presbyterian Church Kaikoura | $22,839 | To repair the earthquake damaged historic organ for community concerts and recitals by international musicians. |
Top of the South Rural Support Trust | $1,758 | To provide tennis coaching for the K?kereng? community to bring people together and provide social and recreational opportunities for wellbeing. |
Marlborough District Council | $22,281 | To store the Flaxbourne Museum collection after their building was red-stickered; provide a visual historical display to keep the local history alive and support a feasibility study for a new museum building. |
Culverden Playcentre | $2,200 | To provide a mindfulness course to help young mums to reduce and manage their anxiety post-earthquake. |