Before you Apply
Please read the guidelines, these FAQs and the terms of conditions of the programme on this website. If you are unsure that your proposed project is eligible, or have any questions relating to your application, please complete this form quoting your application number if you have already lodged it or received funding. We aim to answer your email within three working days.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
The Max e-Grants programme provides small grants of up to $5,000 per grant to Ministry of Education licensed New Zealand schools and pre-schools to support children aged 4-18 years to achieve educational participation. The aim of the programme is to support students experiencing disadvantage or isolation.
This programme does not support family daycare, or homeschool/correspondence students, or schools that are run by organisations that have charitable status and support their activities with general fundraising.
The programme does not support projects aimed at children under 4 years or students in tertiary programmes or programmes aimed at supporting students entering employment that are not being run by a registered school.
- Approval from the Principal of your school to make an application
- Clear project description
- Detailed budget of what the project will cost
- Initials of the child/children you are applying for
- School’s postal address and contact information
Please note there is a good help guide for applicants to assist with making your application online. There is more information on the Grants Process page, including an example application that may help you write your application.
- Approval from the Principal of your school to make an application
- Clear project description
- Detailed budget of what the project will cost
- Initials of the child/children you are applying for
- School’s postal address and contact information
Please note there is a good help guide for applicants to assist with making your application online. There is more information on the Grants Process page, including an example application that may help you write your application.
- Approval from the Principal of your school to make an application
- Clear project description
- Detailed budget of what the project will cost
- Initials of the child/children you are applying for
- School’s postal address and contact information
Please note there is a good help guide for applicants to assist with making your application online. There is more information on the Grants Process page, including an example application that may help you write your application.
- Approval from the Principal of your school to make an application
- Clear project description
- Detailed budget of what the project will cost
- Initials of the child/children you are applying for
- School’s postal address and contact information
Please note there is a good help guide for applicants to assist with making your application online. There is more information on the Grants Process page, including an example application that may help you write your application.
- Approval from the Principal of your school to make an application
- Clear project description
- Detailed budget of what the project will cost
- Initials of the child/children you are applying for
- School’s postal address and contact information
Please note there is a good help guide for applicants to assist with making your application online. There is more information on the Grants Process page, including an example application that may help you write your application.
- Approval from the Principal of your school to make an application
- Clear project description
- Detailed budget of what the project will cost
- Initials of the child/children you are applying for
- School’s postal address and contact information
Please note there is a good help guide for applicants to assist with making your application online. There is more information on the Grants Process page, including an example application that may help you write your application.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.
Yes! Given these unprecedented times, we are happy to talk with you about possibly using the funds later in the year or having them diverted to another activity. Once you have considered what you would like to do with the grant, please email Barnardos at maxegrants@barnardos.org.nz to let us know your suggested plan for when you will use the grant and/or how you would like to divert the funds. Once you receive confirmation from us that your plans are approved, you’ll be all set to proceed.