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with the aim and overarching vision to lead Māori responsiveness in the pharmacy sector in the development and delivery of services aimed to increase medicines optimisation in Māori whānau. The main
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postgraduate study in the following year. An Award of $2,500 pa to support a Māori student enrolled in a PGDipBus in Māori Development. Up to $10,000 in Awards for Māori students or Pacifc students enrolled in a
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both civilian and war blinded persons. It can provide assistance to meet the additional financial costs of blindness; enhance member rehabilitation, habilitation and personal development needs. The Fund
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or personal development programmes Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland acknowledges that some talented students may face significant barriers to tertiary education and takes into account if you: have
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to provide an opportunity for a woman to develop her potential by undertaking further education, study, research or training in areas which are of value in the community of New Zealand. This award is available
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in the study or research in subjects likely to contribute significantly to the development of Tonga. For more information and to apply visit Arthington Davy Studentship . Scholarships are available
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will be asked about your achievements in academic, cultural, sports, and arts fields, your leadership experience, and community and personal development activities. We'd also like to hear a bit about you
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your school or community If you have been awarded a community-based honour or attended leadership training or personal development programmes Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland acknowledges
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community-based honour or attended leadership training or personal development programmes Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland acknowledges that some talented students may face significant barriers
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or community If you have been awarded a community-based honour or attended leadership training or personal development programmes Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland acknowledges that some talented