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Impact of Inflation on Community Organisations and Communities

SociaLink has undertaken some research about the impact of increasing inflation on community organisations and communities to help inform SociaLink’s understanding of pressure points and to provide insight to funders. SociaLink collated relevant research and surveyed local not-for-profits to gain insight on the impact of inflation locally.
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Clients’ Experiences of Accessing Social Services

Listening to consumers of social services is recognised as important to better understand how to improve access. SociaLink has undertaken a project called 'Mapping the Social Sector' which involved talking with social service providers to better understand from their perspective the services they deliver and the challenges they experience.
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Impact of COVID-19 on WBOP Social Sector Organisations

An infographic of the survey summary findings. 104 respondents 85+ organisations
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Mapping the Social Sector 2019

The findings of this report provide a valuable tool to identify, develop and facilitate pathways toward greater collaboration and capacity within the sector, and relationships within other sectors such as business and creative.
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Pay Equity Survey Outcomes

The Pay Equity Survey asked staff in the social sector in the Western Bay of Plenty to comment on pay equity issues during May 2019 with the survey distributed via the SociaLink database and social media.
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Waiting Lists for Social Services

A scan of the social housing, mental health and education sectors which often have interconnected needs, reveals shortfalls in capacity for a variety of reasons.

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Past Newsletters

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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