Tahiti's health department is funding local initiatives to improve public health in 2027, aligning with the Pacific Games. Grants up to 10 million francs are available for impactful projects.
New funding call launched
The Direction de la santé in Tahiti has started a new funding call called Ora Maita’i, aimed at supporting health-related projects in Polynesia for 2027. This is the seventh edition of the initiative, which focuses on health prevention and promotion efforts across the region.Funding details and eligibility
The funding call is open to both public and non-profit organizations that work on health and well-being issues. New associations or those not currently active can receive up to 1 million francs, while established groups without their own funding can get up to 10 million francs. Each applicant can submit up to two projects, provided they can show they can complete them on time.Priority areas and selection criteria
The initiative prioritizes projects addressing food addictions, sexually transmitted infections, physical activity, and overall health. Other relevant topics are also welcome. Projects will be evaluated based on their effectiveness, sustainability, and how accessible they are to the public.Application process and deadlines
Applications for the Ora Maita’i funding are due by December 1, 2026, at noon. Interested applicants can submit their proposals through an online form available at the provided link. An information meeting will be held on November 9, 2026, to help applicants understand the process and requirements. Registration for the meeting is required and can be done through another link.
More details about the call are available on the official website.