Local funders, councils, and SociaLink invite community organisations to explore partnerships and collaboration across the Western Bay of Plenty. Submit your ideas and innovate together.
Training
Business Heroes Success Story
Desks & Team Spaces Available
Merivale Community Centre
Board Behaviour Problems?
Governance Vacancies
Island of Misfits Event
Local Elections
Ashley Bloomfield podcast
Economists’ open letter
Electricity Reforms Articles
Housing Articles
Struggling with challenging personalities or poor behaviour on your Board? SociaLink’s Organisational Advisor offers a free, confidential service to help not-for-profit Boards strengthen relationships, clarify roles, and build integrity and accountability in governance.
Megan met Regan through the Business Heroes Directory, and it was a partnership that made a real impact for Megan’s organisation.
Megan Leigh, General Manager of Live for More, was looking for IT support to help her team work more efficiently. She discovered SociaLink’s Business Heroes Directory, a free online hub connecting generous Bay of Plenty businesses with local For-Purpose organisations making a positive difference in the community.
Training
Wellbeings Submission
Group Volunteering Day
New Car Park at The Kollective!
World Homelessness Day Free Community Event
Tick for Governance Course
Governance Vacancies
Jacob Ellis Event
Mental Health Providers Hui
Young at Heart Festival
Youth Funding Webinar
Local Elections
Wellbeings Article
Social Bonds Article
Food Insecurity Article
SociaLink has made a submission on the Local Government (Systems Improvements) Amendment Bill, urging the retention of the four aspects of community wellbeing in local government planning. Removing these pillars – social, economic, environmental, and cultural wellbeing – would narrow councils’ focus and limit their ability to build strong, connected, and resilient communities.
