What is the Taranaki Facilities Consortium?

The Taranaki Facilities Consortium is a collective of ten partners and their representatives from across the region that agree, given the issues we are facing with sport, active recreation and play facilities, we value:  

COLLABORATION

ACCESSIBILITY 

SUSTAINABILITY 

The Taranaki Facilities Consortium is the mechanism to review facility challenges and projects, to provide support and ensure any facility build or redevelopment aligns with core values.


​​​​​​​Join us at our Taranaki Mini Roadshow where we explore a smarter, stronger, and more sustainable way forward for the sport and recreation sector.

Discover the tools, guidance, and support available to help clubs and facilities thrive in changing times. 


Why attend?  

Clubs and facilities across the country are facing similar challenges:  

  • Funding is harder to obtain; 

  • Facilities need upgrading; 

  • Volunteer numbers are declining; 

  • And new government policies will have an impact on how clubs will operate in the future. 


At this event you will:  

  • Be introduced to the resources and support available to you right now; 

  • Learn what local councils and funders will now expect from clubs and facilities to order to offer support; 

  • Hear insights from clubs and facilities that have found a positive way forward.

Watch: Three Taranaki sporting leaders share how the TFC can help

Rahotu

Stratford

Kaitake


Facilities Information Tool

Everything you need to know about the TFC including its role, how to engage and the Facility Challenge Submission process is contained within the Facilities Information Tool

Make sure to read all the information before attempting to report a project to the TFC.

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Upcoming TFC Meeting Dates

​​​​​​​- Thursday 18 September

- Thursday  30 October

- Thursday 11 December ​​​​​​​​​​​​​

For a facility challenge submission to be considered by the TFC it must be recieved at least 1 week prior to the meeting date. 

Report to the TFC:

Once you have read all the information in the Facilities Information Tool and are ready to report your project to the TFC, click below!​​​​​​​

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Collaborating for Active Spaces and Places Strategy (CASP)

To address the challenges, together, with the support of a local consultant, the TFC devised a strategy that could ensure key enablers of sport, active recreation and play agree a way towards reducing duplication and inefficiencies while inspiring collaboration, accessibility and sustainability.

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