This area of the Volunteering NZ website is dedicated to supporting and developing managers of volunteers, offering a learning and development (career) pathway for managing volunteers. read more »

TED is a non-profit devoted to 'Ideas Worth Spreading'. Here are some of the best talks about leaderships. read more »

This handbook is an easy-to-read and practical introduction to the concepts, theories and language of evaluation. While it was developed to support those working in the social sector, the content is applicable to anyone who needs a better understanding of the impact and outcomes of the work they’re doing. read more »

Before signing with an IT support provider, there are some key things you should look for in the contract. These will help to make sure you are confident with the level of support your organisation will receive. read more »

ImproveIT has been created to help community organisations come to grips with information and communication technology. read more »

Many organisations will get support from an external IT specialist organisation that provide expertise and practical help that they may not have in-house. This article explains three key steps you can take in finding and working with an IT support organisation. read more »

This is Know How Non Profit's (UK) guide for managing staff and volunteers. People and relationships are at the heart of voluntary and community organisations. A key part of an organisation's effectiveness is the management and skill development of its staff and volunteers. read more »

The Institute of Community Directors Australia (ICDA) is an Australian best practice network for members of not-for-profit boards, committees and councils, and the senior staff who support them. In their Policy Bank, you can find a range of free templates for policies and procedures relevant to not-for-profit organisations. read more »

Forming part of your business plan, your organisation continuity plan should contain all of the information you need to get your organisation running again after an incident or crisis. read more »

The Code of Ethics provides an agreed set of guidelines for youth work in Aotearoa New Zealand to ensure that youth work is carried out in a safe, skilled, ethical manner. It is designed for youth workers but is relevant to all individuals working with young people and provides guidance to keep workers and the young people they work with safe. read more »

A glossary designed to help those in the social sector navigate the jargon associated with a wide range of evaluation concepts, tools and techniques. read more »

Tamarackcci.ca is a learning community of members, from diverse sectors, who share a common interest in collaborative leadership, community engagement and change. read more »