The Community Facilities Partnership Scheme is available to assist with the development of multi-use community facilities.  It has emphasis on amalgamations and shared clubrooms between groups and the proposed projects must be located on Manukau City Council reserve land.

Applications have now closed. If you are seeking funding please refer to the FundView and BreakOut  databases or gaming trusts for alternative funders.

Recently funded projects, July 2010

Botany Community Board

• $172,000 to Meadowlands Multi Sports and Community Trust toward the building redevelopment of the Howick Squash Club and the Cockle Bay Tennis Club to incorporate the Howick Softball Club into a multi use complex
• $31,024 to Howick Netball Centre toward Stage 4 to remove toilets and meeting room on south end of first floor, reconstruct toilets and rebuilt storeroom.

Clevedon Community Board

• $60,000 to Clevedon Agricultural and Pastoral Association toward building a new multi-purpose covered stall area for farm animals and the weekly Farmers Market
• $20,000 to Clevedon Paddling Club toward consent and construction costs associated with the proposed new storage shed
• $3,946 to Te Puru Community Trust toward project management fees to redesign a new entrance way to improve the centre’s functionality.

Mangere Community Board

• $101,572.52 to Mangere Otahuhu Netball Centre to install new floodlighting system for five netball courts
• $100,000 to Mangere Hawks Netball Club to install new floodlighting system for three netball courts
• $50,000 to Mangere Bridge Scout Group toward the construction of a new scout den
• $88,650 to Mangere Centre Park Sports Association toward Stage 2; tiered seating component of the new grandstand clubrooms
• $25,000 to the NZ Sporthorse project for detail design and consultancy fees toward the development of premier facilities to host significant international events on Puhinui Reserve.

Manurewa Community Board

• $200,000 to Manurewa Rugby Football Club toward new public toilets, new carpet, new meeting room, external works and repainting
• $338,000 to Manurewa Community Facilities Charitable Trust toward design, project management and quantity surveyor fees
• $43,000 to Totara Park Equestrian Trust Board for the roofing component of the arena.

Otara Community Board

• $144,000 to Otara Rugby League Football Club for Stage1; foundation works, needs analysis, feasibility study, master plan, timeline, costings for development, partnering workshop.  Stage 2; detailed concept.  Stage 3; for immediate assistance to redevelop toilet facilities.
• $16,279.58 to East Tamaki Rugby Football Club toward minor building alterations
• $30,629.53 to Ngati Otara Marae Society toward facilitation and project management fees of the Whare Kai development.

Papatoetoe Community Board

• $150,000 to Manukau Performing Arts toward building a new air conditioning unit platform, new air condition unit and electrical upgrade
• $25,000 to Papatoetoe Panthers Rugby League Football Club toward minor building renovations
• $54,995 to NZ Sporthorse for detail design and consultancy fees toward the development of premier facilities to host significant international events on Puhinui Reserve
• $72,000 to Papatoetoe Sports and Community Charitable Trust toward the construction of a new soil store and equipment storage space for the Papatoetoe Hunters Corner Bowling Club.

Howick and Pakuranga Community Boards

Decisions yet to be confirmed.

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Further information

Read the Community Facilities Partnership Scheme Policy (PDF 230kb).

Contact our funding co-ordinator

Kim Squire
Email: kim.squire@manukau.govt.nz
Phone: 09 262 8900, extension 8374

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