Sources of support from outside The University of Auckland include the:

• Health Research Council
  The HRC is the major government-funded agency responsible for purchasing and co-ordinating health research and fostering the health research workforce in New Zealand.
• Cancer Society of New Zealand
  The Cancer Society of New Zealand is the leading organisation dedicated to reducing the incidence of cancer and ensuring the best cancer care for everyone in New Zealand.
• Neurological Foundation of New Zealand
  The Neurological Foundation of New Zealand is an independent body that raises money to support neurological research and education in New Zealand. The Foundation is funded by individual New Zealanders, with more than 95% of contributions coming from donations and bequests.
• National Heart Foundation
  The Heart Foundation is the charity that leads the fight for heart health for all New Zealanders.
• National Child Health Research Foundation
  Turning research into hope for many thousands of children throughout New Zealand.
• Lotteries Health Board
  The Lotteries Health Research committee funds research projects that will improve the health status of New Zealanders.
• Auckland Medical Research Foundation
  The Auckland Medical Research Foundation is an independent organisation committed to the promotion of medical research in Auckland. The purpose of the Foundation is to improve the health of New Zealanders through funding the highest quality medical research of all kinds.
• The Wellcome Trust
  The Wellcome Trust is an independent charity funding research to improve human and animal health.
• The Marsden Fund
  The Marsden Fund was set up to support excellence in research and researchers.
• Centre of Research Excellence Grant
• FORST
  The Foundation for Research, Science and Technology invests in research, science and technology (RS&T) on behalf of the New Zealand government.
• The National Research Centre for Growth and Development
  The Centre combines skills and research from The University of Auckland incorporating the Liggins Institute, Massey University, University of Otago and AgResearch Limited. The Centre comprises 120 staff and students with recognised capabilities spanning human genomics, biomedical science, mammalian physiology, endocrinology, neurobiology, cell biology, systems biology and agricultural biotechnology.