Our partners
Arts Access Aotearoa works in partnership with individuals and organisations to achieve its objectives. We acknowledge and value the support of all our partners and supporters. If you would like to support our work, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us (E: T: 04-802 4349).
Major partners
Creative New Zealand
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Creative New Zealand is New Zealand’s national arts development organisation. Its recurrent funding to Arts Access Aotearoa supports access to the arts and creative expression for all New Zealanders. View Creative New Zealand’s website.
Department of Corrections
The Department of Corrections manages sentences and orders imposed by the courts and the Parole Board. Its focus is improving public safety by ensuring sentence compliance and reducing re-offending, through capable staff and effective partnerships. Arts Access Aotearoa is working in partnership with Corrections to develop a national arts strategy and individual arts plans for prisons throughout New Zealand. View the Department of Corrections’ website.
Partners
The following partners are supporting Arts Access Aotearoa’s projects or running costs over 2009 and 2010. We acknowledge their consistent contributions to our work.
J R McKenzie Trust
This trust makes grants to community organisations, mainly in the areas of social services, health services and community development. Over the years, this funding has been vital in supporting us to deliver activities across our four programmes. View the J R McKenzie Trust website.
Wellington City Council
The Council's vision is Creative Wellington – Innovation Capital. Its ongoing support helps us deliver our arts services to Wellington communities. View Wellington City Council’s website.
Thomas George Macarthy Trust
This trust has supported a range of our activities since 2000. View the Thomas George Macarthy Trust website.
ASB Community Trust
Funding in 2010 is supporting us to deliver arts activities in the Auckland and Northland regions. View the ASB Community Trust website.
Winton and Margaret Bear Charitable Trust
This trust supports the annual Big ‘A’ Winton and Margaret Bear Young Artist Award. View the Winton and Margaret Bear Charitable Trust website.
Auckland City Council
Funding is supporting professional development workshops for creative spaces in Auckland. View the Auckland City Council website.
Christchurch City Council
Funding is supporting professional development workshops for creative spaces in Christchurch. View the Christchurch City Council website.
The Community Trust of Wellington
Funding is supporting an evaluation of our Creative Business Support Service. View the Community Trust of Wellington website.
Pub Charity
Funding in 2009 supported our IT requirements. View the Pub Charity website.
The Rehabilitation Welfare League Trust
Funding in 2009 is supporting enhanced accessibility of our website.
Supporters
The following organisations provide valuable in-kind support to Arts Access Aotearoa and its work.
Chapman Tripp
View the Chapman Tripp website.
OPMC
View the OPMC website.
New Zealand Post
View the New Zealand Post website.
TechSoup New Zealand
View the TechSoup New Zealand website.
Here are some of the organisations that provide in-kind support to the sectors we work with.
Resene
View the Resene website.
TechSoup New Zealand
View the TechSoup New Zealand website.