Supporters

Community Research has received grants and donations from:

  • Australia & New Zealand Third Sector Research
  • ASB Community Trust
  • Charities Commission
  • Family and Community Services, MSD
  • Community Internship Scheme, DIA
  • The Combined Community Trusts of New Zealand
  • The Digital Strategy Community Partnership Fund
  • Department of Internal Affairs
  • JR Mackenzie Trust
  • The Lottery National Community Fund
  • Office for the Community and Voluntary Sector
  • Te Waka Wahine Wa-Hangarau
  • The Tindall Foundation
  • Unitec NZ

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These organisations have supported us generously through in-kind contributions:

  • Massey University
  • University of Waikato
  • Auckland University of Technology
  • Social and Civic Policy Institute
  • Community Sector Taskforce
  • ESit Ltd

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These organisations signed a Memorandum of Understanding which marked the creation of Community Research:

  • Community Sector Taskforce
  • Unitec NZ
  • Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations
  • West Auckland District Council of Social Services
  • Volunteering New Zealand
  • Building Research Capacity in the Social Sciences
  • Philanthropy New Zealand
  • Institute of Public Policy, Auckland University of Technology

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These organisations have written letters of support to say they value us:

  • Te Huinga Tahi
  • Volunteering New Zealand
  • New Zealand Family Violence Clearing House
  • Rimutaka Maori Women’s Welfare League
  • New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness
  • ASB Trust
  • Building Research Capacity in the Social Sciences
  • Massey University
  • Social and Civic Policy Institute
  • Office of the Community and Voluntary Sector
  • Waikato University Post Graduate in Not for Profit Management Studies
  • Family and Community Services
  • New Zealand Council of Social Services
  • Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations
  • Association of Non Governmental Organisations in Aotearoa
  • Institute of Public Policy, Auckland University of Technology
  • Ministry of Youth Development