About Us
The Western Bay of Plenty has a proud social service heart.
At its core, in the Western Bay of Plenty approximately 240 organisations work daily to improve the wellbeing of individuals, families and our society. Many of our fellow New Zealanders struggle with isolation, poverty, mental illness, addiction, housing, food insecurity amongst other issues and each one of the good folks working in the social service sector are dedicated to the task of making life that much easier and better for everyone.
Our People
The team at SociaLink is as diverse as the sector we support; we have differing expertise and a variety of skills, but share a common goal and love for the social services sector and those fortunate enough to work in it.
Uhia te korowai kahui ki te iwi hei tauawhi, hei akiaki ki te ao angitu
Spread the folds of the korowai to all, as a means of support and encouragement in pursuit of success
(SociaLink Tauranga Moana)
Stories of how we’ve helped others
Live for More
Alzheimers WBOP
Merivale Community Centre
The Daily – Te Puke
Rau Ō Te Huia
Waipu Hauora with SociaLink Staff
Tautoko Mai – Sexual Harm Support
Alzheimers Tauranga / WBOP
Brain Injured Children’s Trust
The Daily
Salvation Army
Families Achieving Balance
Vacancies
If you have a vacancy in your organisation we are happy to advertise in this space. Email your information now.
Board Members wanted
Seeking new Neighbourhood Support Trustees
We are a very small charity with a very large membership – over 14,500. We are dedicated to creating safe, resilient and connected communities. We need a secretary who can organise us, and another board member to help us strategise and monitor our activities. Take a look at our website and send us an expression of interest.
Governance Vacancies & Opportunities
You can seek new trustees or offer to be a trustee through the Volunteering Services website. Use this link and explore the possibilities.
Specialists available for work in the NFP sector
SociaLink operate an informal ‘pool’ of people experienced in the not-for-profit sector who could cover staff on leave or for short-term jobs.
Carole Parker
Specialist area: Community development, housing, management, project management
Download Carole’s details here
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