The updated edition of Nine Steps to Effective Governance is now widely used in the non-profit sector locally and globally.
A resource to empower mental health professionals in Aotearoa to support rainbow communities.
This information is designed to help trustees and directors of Māori organisations with their responsibilities and role as guardians and…
Many volunteer organisations work with vulnerable people, so it's crucial to protect them and volunteers from potential risks.
Enhance your organisation's ethical standards with this code of conduct template from Keep New Zealand Beautiful Society.
Stuart Garland presents on volunteer impact assessment and volunteer strategy.
Exploring the power and practicality of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Google Bard, and Microsoft Copilot.
How to talk with friends, whānau and workmates about Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
Discover sensory-friendly strategies and tips for individuals with autism with this guide on low sensory sessions and creating supportive environments.
Explore the resources and join the nationwide campaign to learn NZSL.
Explore the Aged Care Continuum in Aotearoa, a guide outlining care levels and third-party involvement.
Six components that constitute good nonprofit governance in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Check out these online modules for the Code of Health and Disability Consumers’ Rights.
Discover expert insights on Māori governance for trustees in this video series.
Why we have Te Tiriti o Waitangi, what it says and why it matters now.
Use this health & safety reporting form from Forest & Bird to help you design your own.
Discover how to effectively use large language models (LLMs) by crafting prompts that include clear topics, context, and formatting instructions.
Learn from your peers who demonstrate their favourite tech team tools - Office 365, Slack and Asana.
Explore The Capability Support Wheel which helps community organisations improve their effectiveness and impact in key areas.
He Kete Mātauranga is a space for supporting communities to build climate resilience through Māori knowledge systems and frameworks.