Charities Services have translated some of their key resources into nine languages.
Links to COVID-19 information that is relevant to the community sector - for organisations and how they work, their staff…
A NZ online fundraising training programme for small charities that leads to a two-week crowdfunding campaign.
The ten key changes in the 2022 Act that incorporated societies need to be aware of.
Match helps both those seeking funding and those distributing philanthropic and grant funding in Aotearoa NZ.
Dealing with life's challenges in the workplace can be stressful - share these tools and resources with members of your…
A Companies Office information hub about the incorporated societies law changes and what your society will need to do to…
Keep your network safe by encouraging staff to create strong passwords.
Information about umbrella groups and the advantages and disadvantages of this type of organisational structure.
While the model of governance may vary for each charity, there are common core roles and governance functions that need…
Information about companies, cooperative companies, industrial and provident societies and Māori land trusts.
Developing policies for your organisation.
Helpful tips for organisations who have decided to apply to become a registered charity, making sure you have all the…
More about the treasurer's role and responsibilities, financial records, filing income invoices and paid accounts, and petty cash.
The Community Law Manual sets out comprehensive legal information in a clear, accessible way for everyday users.
Read about your organisation's tax obligations, including PAYE, GST and ACC - includes links to Inland Revenue (IRD) resources.
Volunteers, including governance members, often play a significant role and make a big contribution to the work and/or direction of…
This is a list of places to go for employment-related information.
This guide for people who are, or are thinking about becoming, board members of a charity.
A number of resources to help you and your staff integrate, treasure and celebrate te reo Māori.