Advocacy

Ehara tokū toa i te toa takitahi, He toa takitini tokū toa.

My strength is not due to me alone, but due to the strength of many.

Advocacy

Ensuring the sector is aware of key policy changes, and assisting the sector to have a voice is one of our key roles. In this role, SociaLink works to raise awareness of local social issues such as poverty and income inequality, which impact the demand for social services. 

See the latest updates from the Spectrum Collective Takiwātanga - a collaboration of organisations providing services to the neurodiverse sector.
From May 2025 the sanctions regime will be strengthened for MSD clients with work and social related obligations...SociaLink will be submitting, raising a range of

Advocacy Archives

Child Poverty Action Group

The vision of the national Child Poverty Action Group vision is an Aotearoa where all children flourish free from poverty. The local CPAG is an open group and anyone is welcome to attend and participate.

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Pay Equity Campaign

Workers in non government organisations (NGO’s) are paid considerably lower than their colleagues in Government or District Health Boards, yet are often working with the same clients.

Solidarity in Action - Welfare Advocacy

Handbook written by Alistair Russell and Sue Bradford

Tu Mai Digital – WBOP Inclusion Project

Following a pilot programme for 50 whānau in 2021-2022 where devices and/or fibre internet connections were gifted, key stakeholders are exploring a sustainable option to extend the pilot into the future.