Charity Recipients

2011 Recipients

Tauranga RDA Indoor Arena Project

Tauranga RDA was extremely grateful to be one of the recipients of the CIB Charity Auction funds raised in 2009 and these funds were the seed capital to progress with fundraising for an all weather facility for RDA riders.

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ImpacTauranga

ImpacTauranga is a community-based organisation, committed and passionate about helping support youth and their families.  We are hugely appreciative of the generous support from the Tauranga Police CIB Charitable Trust.

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2010 Recipients

Tauranga Community Housing Trust

The Tauranga Community Housing Trust (TCHT) is a Charitable Trust that provides access to housing for people who have unmet housing needs.

Historically the TCHT specialised in housing disabled single people and families with a household member who was disabled. TCHT clients include people with physical, intellectual and sensory disability as well as people whose disability is age, accident or mental health related.

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Te Aranui Youth Trust

Te Aranui Youth Trust is a merger of three individual organisations of DARE Tauranga, Bluelight Tauranga and Te Aranui Trust together under one umbrella trust.  These three organisations have a shared vision for young people and their families in the Western Bay of Plenty community. 

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2009 Recipients

The Positive Pathways Programme

The Positive Pathways Programme is a local initiative for adolescent males aged 12-14 years, and their families and has been developed by counselling and family therapy agency, Relationship Services and alternative education provider, Impac Tauranga. The programme’s vision is to reduce violent crime within our community.   It seeks to achieve this by working with young males exhibiting violent and aggressive behaviour to gain the skills to live a violence-free lifestyle before it becomes an adult way of living their lives.

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Tauranga RDA Equestrian Therapy Centre

Tauranga Riding for the Disabled is a Registered Charitable Trust affiliated to the New Zealand Riding for the Disabled Association. We operate throughout the Bay of Plenty region and provide therapeutic horse related activities for children and adults with physical, mental, cognitive, social or behavioural needs. This includes riding, horsemanship and vocational skills. Our clients range in ages from three to sixty and come from all walks of life. Because horse riding is an activity which stimulates and exercises both mentally and physically, it is ideal for people with disabilities as well as those that are disadvantaged, at risk or have mental and social issues.

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