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Summary of successful grant applicants November 2011
| Applicant | Category | Federation |
|---|---|---|
| NZ Football | TAL | all |
| Auckland Football Federation | Coaching | Auckland |
| FootballSouth | various | South |
| FC Twenty11 | Res/Fac | Mainland |
| Waipuna FC | Res/Fac | Wai/BOP |
| Tauranga Boys College | Res/Fac | Wai/BOP |
| Central Football | Coaching | Central |
| Eastland Junior FC | Res/Fac | Central |
| Napier City Rovers FC | Coaching | Central |
| Upper Hutt Multicultural Council | teens | Capital |
| Warkworth AFC | various | Northern |
| Paihia Football Club | Res/Fac | Northern |
| Central New Brighton School | kids | Mainland |
| Greytown Football Club | Res/Fac | Capital |
| Hikanui Rototuna FC | Res/Fac | Wai/BOP |
| Grants Braes AFC | TAL | South |
| Ngunguru Soccer Club | Res/Fac | Northern |
| Three Kings FC | teens | Auckland |
| Woolston Technical | Res/Fac | Mainland |
| Papatoetoe AFC | Res/Fac | Auckland |
| ASB College Sport | Coaching | Auckland |
| Glenview United | kids | Wai/BOP |
| Napier Marist Junior FC | Coaching | Central |
| Wellington U-19 Futsal Team | teens | Capital |
| Dunedin Technical FC | TAL | South |
| Kamo White 11th Grade | kids | Northern |
| Cambell Cowan | other | Mainland |
| Hokowhitu Junior FC | Res/Fac | Central |
| Pukerua Bay Soccer Club | Res/Fac | Capital |
| North Wellington Junior FC | Res/Fac | Capital |
| Category Key | |
|---|---|
| Engaging young kids and their families | kids |
| Promoting football and keeping teenagers participating | teens |
| Supporting talented players to achieve excellence | TAL |
| Providing world class coaching opportunities | Coaching |
| Improving provision of football facilities and resources | Res/Fac |
| Recognising the football family | other |
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