"Her vision to support people to work collaboratively has provided many opportunities, not only for Māori, not only for Te Arawa, but all the communities we work with. While Mala was an innovative leader, matauranga Māori was always at the fore," he says.
The scholarship of up to $2000 is available to support undergraduate-related activities including conference registration, travel to conferences or meetings, and training or education. Applicants must whakapapa to Te Arawa.
More information on the eligibility and dates for opening and closing of applications of the Ngaroma (Mala) Grant Memorial Scholarship will be available from April 1 on the Te Arawa Whānau Ora social media page.