Resources
ORIENTATION BOOKLET
There are numerous resources available from a range of places to help you maintain, develop, grow, manage and direct your organisation. SociaLink has chosen just a few and arranged them by category. You will have your own resources to add to these. On this page are some generic resources that cover many facets of the ‘business’.
This Orientation package has been developed by SociaLink to give indepth information into the social sector within the western Bay of Plenty.
It contains a huge amount of information that will be extremely useful for those wishing to better understand the social sector – whether a graduating student, a business interested in philanthropy, a new comer to the area or someone wishing to move to employment in this sector.
CommunityNet Aotearoa is an online hub designed to strengthen communities. It is fully searchable and you can even add your own resources. It has a wide range of useful tools and information.
Although this resource bank has been developed for sport, it is equally valuable for many not for profit social sector organisations. Many of the modules are online learning modules. It is also searchable.
Community Building and Collaborating
Bay of Plenty Integrated Healthcare Strategy 2020
Introduction: Our vision is that by 2020 Bay of Plenty health services will be centred on the needs of people, their families and Whānau. People will be able to easily access services when required and healthcare workers will be able to seamlessly transfer care...
Tips and Tools
How to work with diverse people?
We have all seen situations where people with different personalities, goals and needs struggled to work out their differences in a constructive way. As a consequence people are getting stressed, frustrated and distracted from what really matters. The differences...
Research
Should Governing Bodies of Charities and NFPs be paid?
Should governing bodies of charities and NFPs be paid-1
Other Resources
Charities Act Submission
SociaLink has prepared the following submission on the Review of the Charities Act 2005. We encourage other social sector organisations to use this submission as a base or just copy and submit on your own behalf. A summary of the recommendations follows or...