The Neurodiversity Services Directory has been updated, providing a valuable resource for people working in the social, health and education sectors. Originally developed by SociaLink and Spectrum Collective Takiwātanga, the directory helps connect neurodivergent people and their whānau with services and support across the Western Bay of Plenty.
New finance resources
Our People, Our Places
Training
WiseComply
Waitangi symposium
Te Pā Harakeke
AI/Tech for Good recording
Tech training
Seeds Impact Conference
Political panel recording
Board roles
St Peters House
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Community Data Summaries
Training
Te Pā Harakeke
Cultural Induction
Confidence in Te Ao Māori
Angitū Series
New Offers for NFPs
CNF Report
Wise Comply free trial
Nominate Star Volunteers
Tech webinars
Neuroplay Studios Survey
Privacy Week seminars
Privacy change from 1 May
Waitangi symposium
Leadership Resilience workshop
Vacancies
Grief Support Services
Fuel crisis reports
Wage increases advice
Social Cohesion Report
Training
Cultural Capability
Fuel Prices Survey
Networking Events
WiseComply Offer
Volunteer Star Awards
Angitū
COGS Funding
Free Tools
AI Training
Charities Service Info
Grant Thornton Survey
Seeds Conference
CNA Conference
Under the Stars
Board Roles
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