Summary | Whakaturanga: Te Korowai has been development from seven interconnecting themes raised by hui with kaumatua and represents the concepts and practicalities of whanau ora. Te Korowai looks at the individual while also encompassing the collective of family and addresses the connectedness that goes . . . → Read More: Developing a Kaupapa Maori Framework for Whanau Ora]]> This research has: been peer reviewed by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: Te Korowai has been development from seven interconnecting themes raised by hui with kaumatua and represents the concepts and practicalities of whanau ora. Te Korowai looks at the individual while also encompassing the collective of family and addresses the connectedness that goes beyond wider family structures to include health, education and social service providers.

Creator | Kaihanga: Erena Kara, Veronique Gibbons, Jacquie Kidd, Rawiri Blundell, Kinigi Turner, Wayne Johnstone

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2011

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives CC BY-NC-ND

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Kara. E et al., (2011). Developing a Kaupapa Maori Framework for Whanau Ora in AlterNative: An International Journal for Indigenous Peoples. Vol. 7. No. 2. (100-110). November 2011. New Zealand.

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): Whanau Ora, hauora, whanau, framework, evaluation, Maori, health, kaupapa Maori,

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I am the author / creator of this resource

Kara – Developing a Kaupapa Maori Framework for Whanau Ora (2011)1.pdf (85 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: Results of a survey of member organisations to ascertain their circumstances eight months after the February 2011 earthquake.

Creator | Kaihanga: Helen Kidd

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2011

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Volunteering Canterbury

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives CC BY-NC-ND

Bibliographic citation | . . . → Read More: Volunteering Canterbury’s Survey of Member Organisations 2011]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: Results of a survey of member organisations to ascertain their circumstances eight months after the February 2011 earthquake.

Creator | Kaihanga: Helen Kidd

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2011

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Volunteering Canterbury

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives CC BY-NC-ND

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Volunteering Canterbury, 2011

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): earthquake, volunteers, organisation, support

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I represent the publisher or owner organisation of this resource

Survey Summary Nov. 2011.pdf (36 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: Quarterly giving and volunteering data, published by the Department of Internal Affairs

Creator | Kaihanga: James King

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2011

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Department of Internal Affairs (Office for the Community and Voluntary Sector)

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-ShareAlike CC . . . → Read More: Quarterly Generosity Indicators – Update: December quarter 2009 to September quarter 2011]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: Quarterly giving and volunteering data, published by the Department of Internal Affairs

Creator | Kaihanga: James King

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2011

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Department of Internal Affairs (Office for the Community and Voluntary Sector)

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: This is how you want people to reference your research if they use it. For example:
King, J R A., (2011). Quarterly Generosity Indicators – Update: December quarter 2009 to September quarter 2011. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, New Zealand.

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): Donations, giving, Volunteer, volunteering, money, generosity

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I represent the publisher or owner organisation of this resource

QGIstoSep2011 – web _2_.pdf (45 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: Elder abuse and neglect prevention services support older people who have been abused or neglected to achieve a safer living environment. In some situations, lack of authoritative power prevents achievement of this goal. This research surveys EANPS Coordinators, identifying situations . . . → Read More: She can’t make herself safe so give me that power: statutory powers and Elder Abuse and Neglect Prevention Service Coordinators]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: Elder abuse and neglect prevention services support older people who have been abused or neglected to achieve a safer living environment. In some situations, lack of authoritative power prevents achievement of this goal. This research surveys EANPS Coordinators, identifying situations where they have previously been unable to achieve safety for a client and explores whether increased statutory powers would improve this. Recommendations focus on policy, practice and research.

Creator | Kaihanga: Jayne McKendry

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2011

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Not Published

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives CC BY-NC-ND

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: McKendry, J. (2011). She can’t make herself safe so give me that power: statutory powers and Elder Abuse and Neglect Prevention Service Coordinators. Wellington, New Zealand (unpublished).

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): older people, elder abuse, family violence, elderly, abuse, violence, ageing

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I am the author / creator of this resource

EANP stat powers report.pdf (573 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: This report is a compilation of respondents’ feedback to a 2011 survey exploring ways non-profit NGOs help New Zealanders become healthier by using their relationships, connections and innovative models of care – and what gets in the way. This report . . . → Read More: Collaboration in Primary Health Care: Online Survey Responses]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: This report is a compilation of respondents’ feedback to a 2011 survey exploring ways non-profit NGOs help New Zealanders become healthier by using their relationships, connections and innovative models of care – and what gets in the way. This report features a range of contributions from many individuals and organisations throughout New Zealand. The 364 survey respondents held a broad range of roles in a variety of different types of organisations covering all DHB regions.

Creator | Kaihanga: Grant D Aldridge

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2011

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Aldridge. G.D., Health & Disability NGO Working Group, Collaboration in Primary Health Care: Online Survey Responses (2011), New Zealand.

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): health, disability, non-profit, non-profits, funding, contracts, government, NGOs, relationships, primary care, engagement

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I am the author / creator of this resource

primary-health-care-survey-report-2011.pdf (3 MB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: This report summarises the main top-line results from a survey conducted by the NGO Working Group in July 2007. It is a repeat of a similar survey carried out in 2003 (about NGO-DHB relationships) and 2004 (about NGO-Ministry of Health . . . → Read More: NGO Relationships with Ministry of Health & DHBs: Summary Topline Results from 2007 NGO Working Group Survey]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: This report summarises the main top-line results from a survey conducted by the NGO Working Group in July 2007. It is a repeat of a similar survey carried out in 2003 (about NGO-DHB relationships) and 2004 (about NGO-Ministry of Health relationships). The survey results demonstrate significant variations in the quality of the relationships that NGOs have with the Ministry of Health and DHBs, but due to the small sample size the results should be interpreted with caution.

Creator | Kaihanga: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2007

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Health & Disability NGO Working Group, NGO Relationships with Ministry of Health & DHBs: Summary Topline Results from 2007 NGO Working Group Survey, (2007), New Zealand.

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): relationships, NGOs, government, departments, policy, compliance, engagement, health, disability, non-profit

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I represent the publisher or owner organisation of this resource

ngo-survey-results-2007.pdf (144 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: This paper identifies the key strengths of the health and disability sector NGOs (non-government organisations) and the challenges and opportunities ahead for progressing towards a whānau-centred approach.

Creator | Kaihanga: Sharmaine Nolan

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2010

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: . . . → Read More: He Waka eke Noa – Health and Disability sector NGOs: Towards a whānau-centred approach]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: This paper identifies the key strengths of the health and disability sector NGOs (non-government organisations) and the challenges and opportunities ahead for progressing towards a whānau-centred approach.

Creator | Kaihanga: Sharmaine Nolan

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2010

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Nolan. S., Health & Disability NGO Working Group. He Waka eke Noa, Health and Disability sector NGOs: Towards a whānau-centred approach (2010), New Zealand.

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): maori, whanau, ora, health, NGOs, non-profit, family, community, iwi, disability, outcomes

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I represent the publisher or owner organisation of this resource

ngo-whanau-centered-approach-oct2010.pdf (691 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: This paper explores changes in the political and economic environments of western democracies and the role and participation of NGOs in health and disability sector service provision. It quantifies the current contribution of NGOs in New Zealand and includes examples . . . → Read More: The NGO Sector Role: A Key Contributor to New Zealand’s Health and Disability Services]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: This paper explores changes in the political and economic environments of western democracies and the role and participation of NGOs in health and disability sector service provision. It quantifies the current contribution of NGOs in New Zealand and includes examples that show when NGOs collaborate, they are key drivers of innovation. That capacity to innovate will play a significant part in the future sustainability of health and disability services.

Creator | Kaihanga: Henry Harrison

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2010

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Harrison. H., Health & Disability NGO Working Group. The NGO Sector Role: A Key Contributor to New Zealand’s Health and Disability Services. New Zealand, 2010.

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): NGOs, non-profit, innovation, efficiency, health, disability, community, care, non-profits

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I represent the publisher or owner organisation of this resource

ngo-sector-role-oct2010.pdf (225 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: This paper looks at the role of NGOs in contributing to government goals and objectives in the health and disability sector, and the future challenges facing that sector.

Creator | Kaihanga: Henry Harrison

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2010

Publisher | . . . → Read More: The NGO Sector: Opportunities for reducing administration and compliance costs]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: This paper looks at the role of NGOs in contributing to government goals and objectives in the health and disability sector, and the future challenges facing that sector.

Creator | Kaihanga: Henry Harrison

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2010

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Creative Commons licence: Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Harrison. H., Health & Disability NGO Working Group. The NGO Sector: Opportunities for reducing administration and compliance costs, New Zealand (2010).

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): compliance, regulations, efficiency, NGOs, non-profit, not-for-profit, community, health, administration, government

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I represent the publisher or owner organisation of this resource

ngo-reducing-admin-compliance-costs-oct2010.pdf (137 KB)

Summary | Whakaturanga: This discussion paper provides an initial NGO perspective on possible re-organisation of the planning and funding environment resulting from changes to the health system. It is for use by government and the NGO sector – to inform debate about important . . . → Read More: An NGO Perspective on the Re‐organisation of the Planning and Funding Environment]]> This research has: not been formally reviewed for publication by academics at a university

Summary | Whakaturanga: This discussion paper provides an initial NGO perspective on possible re-organisation of the planning and funding environment resulting from changes to the health system. It is for use by government and the NGO sector – to inform debate about important principles and implementation issues to consider in the time of change. The paper was sent to the Director General of the Ministry of Health, Stephen McKernan.

Creator | Kaihanga: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Year of creation | Tau (4 digits): 2010

Publisher | Kaiwhakaputa: Health & Disability NGO Working Group

Creative Commons licence: Attribution CC BY

Bibliographic citation | Whakapuakanga: Health & Disability NGO Working Group, New Zealand, 2010, An NGO Perspective on the Re‐organisation of the Planning and Funding Environment

Keywords | Kupu (type keywords, separate with commas): health, disability, non-profit, non-profits, funding, contracts, government, NGOs, engagement

Main language | Reo matua: English

Submitter’s Rights | Nga tika o te kaituku: I represent the publisher or owner organisation of this resource

ngo-planning-funding-discussion.pdf (202 KB)