Scholarships

These grants are intended for people with a disability to develop leadership skills to benefit themselves, their whānau and/ or the wider disability community.

Whakapumau Pae Tawhiti – Retention Scholarships

Applicants must be graduates of Toi Ohomai. They should hold admission offers into a higher-level program of study at the institution. 

Note: For Māori, pacific and learners with a disability. 

Applications are open to students with significant disabilities who are planning to, or already attend University or Polytechnic. Their home base is to be within the Bay of Plenty.

Find out about grants, awards, scholarships, and fundraising options you might be eligible for in New Zealand. 

Applications are open to any person who has a physical disability and are open to all New Zealand citizens intending or participating in an adventure project. 

Applications are open to individuals committed to tertiary study and in need of assistance who have paraplegia or a physical disability 

Applications are open to anyone hard of hearing and Deaf in the Tauranga area. Any such person, regardless of age, who is so affected and requires financial assistance may apply. 

Applications are open to any person who has a physical disability. It is open to all New Zealand citizens. Recommended for those interested in leadership. 

To provide assistance to Blind Low Vision NZ clients undertaking or about to enter tertiary education. 

The scholarship is to support deaf people with training, mainly in areas that will contribute in some way to the welfare, education or well-being of other deaf people. 

The Fellowship provides financial assistance to citizens or permanent residents of Australia, Canada or New Zealand who have a severe disability and who are planning to undertake postgraduate study.