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Community Member Newsletter – Vol 19 2025

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
Is Board Behaviour causing you problems?

Is Board Behaviour Causing You Problems?

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 + Regan

When Megan Met Regan – The Business Heroes Directory In Action

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
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Community Member Newsletter – Vol 18 2025

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
wellbeings

SociaLink Calls to Retain the Four Wellbeings in Local Government

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,
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Community Member Newsletter – Vol 17 2025

Training
Local Grocery Infographic
Work space available
Half-Price Apprentices
Impactful Team Building Got a Project for Volunteers?
Global Ambassadors
Governance Vacancies
Social Investment Update
Mental Health Providers Hui
Ethnic Women's Hui
Waikato Conference
Inc Soc Reregistration
Community Awards Nominations
Local Elections
Emma Stanley story
Homelessness is Worse

Community Insights, The Kollective and Volunteering Services, all divisions of SociaLink, each have their own websites with useful information and resources.

Volunteering Services also puts out monthly e-newsletters with useful information and updates:

  • one for volunteers and
  • one for volunteer-involving organisations

                                                                                 

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2024

Wed December 18, 2024

Great offers & news to highlight in our final newsletter for 2024

Wed December 4, 2024

Need help with finances or your treaty bill submission?

Wed November 20, 2024

Does your organisation need some help in these uncertain times?

Wed November 6, 2024

Collaboration, especially important in these tough times

Wed October 23, 2024

Do you know what is meant by ‘Social Investment’?

Wed October 9, 2024

The State of the Sector Report is out!

Wed September 25, 2024

Training in Canva and more

Wed September 11, 2024

Free Organisational Advisor time and other opportunities/updates

Wed August 28, 2024

Events you won’t want to miss!

Wed August 14, 2024

Lots of events to tell you about

Wed July 31, 2024

Funding tips and more

Wed July 17, 2024

Tell us about your funding changes, have your say!

Wed July 3, 2024

Who are you going to vote for? This could help

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