Auckland Council Manurewa Rangatahi Youth Grant Program 2026

📝 About Auckland Council Manurewa Rangatahi Youth Grant Program

The Manurewa Rangatahi Youth Grant Programme is an Auckland Council funding initiative designed to help young people in Manurewa connect, thrive, and achieve their aspirations. The programme supports personal development, leadership, education, and community-focused initiatives that benefit rangatahi and align with local priorities.

🎁 Benefits of Auckland Council Manurewa Rangatahi Youth Grant Program

• Grant value: $0 to $5,000

They encourage applications from rangatahi seeking support to:

• Attend conferences, programmes, or training for personal development.
• Access learning and development opportunities to build leadership experience within their community.
• Develop social enterprise or community projects.
• Achieve good health and wellbeing.
• Access technology resources.
• Run events or programmes to cater for community interest and need.
• Pay education and tertiary-related fees.

✅ Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible to apply for the grant, you must:

• Be aged between 12 and 24 years old.
• Have a meaningful connection to the Manurewa Local Board area.
• Be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident.
• Include a letter from your school principal, teacher, tutor, community leader, or employer in support of your application.

📅 Application Date and Process

• Application Deadline: 20 February, 2026
• Visit the application website to apply.

🌐 Application Portal

• View details of the Auckland Council Manurewa Rangatahi Youth Grant Program.
• Apply for the grant via Auckland Council's official page.

This grant is an excellent opportunity for young individuals in Manurewa to achieve their aspirations and contribute positively to their community. Don't miss the chance to apply!

• Grant value: $0 to $5,000
• Attend conferences, programmes, or training for personal development
• Access learning and development opportunities to build leadership experience within their community
• Develop social enterprise or community projects
• Achieve good health and wellbeing
• Access technology resources
• Run events or programmes to cater for community interest and need
• Pay education and tertiary related fees.