New to Te Pūaha o te Ako -  a guide, a toolkit and a wheel!

The Funding Guide

The search for funding is a never-ending journey for many not-for-profits. Finding the right funder and taking the right steps to apply for funding can be a challenge.  Our Funding Guide provides information on funders, what they are looking for, the types of funding available and how to identify which funders are most likely to support your type of organisation or project. The guide provides a checklist of the documents and information you want to have ready for your applications, and some helpful tips to make your life a little easier when you’re seeking funding.  Access the Funding Guide Below.

Core Skills Toolkit

When you are leading a small or new community or not-for-profit organisations, you want to get the fundamentals right.  The Core Skills Toolkit outlines key areas where you will want to consider developing some core skills: Te Tiriti; community engagement; strategic planning; evaluation and measuring impact; communicating your work; working in a culturally responsive way, and; wellbeing/hauora. The toolkit provides a brief explanation of each area followed by a list of questions to help you think through how these apply to your organisation.  A guide to getting started in each area is provided along with links to free online resources. Check out the Core Skills Toolkit Below.

The Capability Wheel

If you’re looking to strengthen your organisational capabilities to deliver social impact, you will find a myriad of publications, websites, courses and organisations available. Our new Capability Wheel has links to a curated selection of resources; generic resources available online, targeted support such as professional development training, and tailored support, such as coaching, mentoring or consultancy services designed to meet the specific needs of individuals or organisations. The wheel includes sections on: vision, mission and strategy; governance and leadership; strategic relationships; internal operations and management; service delivery and impact, and; resource development.  Te Tiriti o Waitangi and climate action considerations are incorporated across each topic. Explore the Capability Wheel Below.




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