A list of all the contents in the Community Resource Kit divided into topics.
Charities Services has developed a statement of the qualities that it considers contribute to making a charity efficient and effective,…
Information about the strategic planning process, analysis tools, and drawing up your strategy.
About the stages of an organisation's lifecycle, development and typical characteristics.
An operational plan is the yearly business plan for your group.
Information about governance and its critical role to ensure that your organisation's governing body works well and that there…
Project management/planning refers to separate, distinct projects, events or programmes.
Information about governing body officers and the key role they have in your organisation.
An introduction to planning and the planning resources available in the Community Resource Kit.
A risk is a current or future factor or event that could negatively affect the project, service or programme you…
Many community projects and programmes are started by the imagination and passion of one person, or group of people, wanting…
A starting point for your strategic planning process - creating the right strategy process for your organisation and who to…
A business continuity plan identifies how your organisation can keep its essential functions up and running during a time of disruption.…
How can you be better prepared and reduce the likelihood of harm to your organisation through risk management?
The Volunteering New Zealand, sector-led and co-designed Best Practice Guidelines | Te Anga Whaitake, supports volunteering engagement.
The five key steps to help you decide if you have to set up a charity or a legal entity…
Project evaluation can save you both time and resources.
Learn how to create and manage a project budget with this comprehensive guide and downloadable templates.
Information about tools and useful links to help you, your staff and volunteers continue to work together effectively from different…
A Project Brief is a key document that outlines the scope, scale and detailed requirements of your proposed project.