An eBook from Parry Field Lawyers with tools for organisations that are in the planning and start-up phase.
An online toolkit to help the volunteers who manage governance at a Marae level - designed by Māori for Māori.
The five key steps to help you decide if you have to set up a charity or a legal entity…
Information about the strategic planning process, analysis tools, and drawing up your strategy.
This process tool offers a quick and structured way to get input and insight from peers into a current challenge…
This resource, developed by Community Law, contains a practical legal toolkit designed to support organisations working in the community sector.
Project evaluation can save you both time and resources and these criteria were developed to support the decision-making process in…
A tool to support volunteer engagement based on what volunteers need, offering easy steps for you to meet their needs.
This NZ Navigator Trust information resource gives a brief overview of a simple risk management plan and includes a downloadable…
A Project Brief is a key document that outlines the scope, scale and detailed requirements of your proposed project.
This resource focuses on a suggested decision-making process, along with a useful flowchart, that you can use when seeking grant…
Learn how to create and manage a project budget with this comprehensive guide and downloadable templates.
Personal qualities to develop for working with Māori.
About the stages of an organisation's lifecycle, development and typical characteristics.
A video series introducing Te Ao Māori presented by Kaitohutohu Māori, Josiah Komene (Ngāpuhi)
Create your own Strategic Plan by adapting this template from The Wheelhouse.
NZ Navigator is a free on-line self-assessment tool developed for New Zealand community organisations.
A business continuity plan identifies how your organisation can keep its essential functions up and running during a time of disruption.…
The Health and Safety at Work Act (HSWA) is New Zealand's primary health & safety law.
How can you be better prepared and reduce the likelihood of harm to your organisation through risk management?