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In 2020, Repair Café Aotearoa New Zealand (RCANZ) grew out of what had previously been Repair Café Auckland. In the two years since, Brigitte Sistig has been working tirelessly in

Aute Pasifika Sports Academy has been operating as a voluntary organisation for more than 2 decades, but only decided to register as a New Zealand Charitable Trust in 2020.  In

Dunedin Community Builders have announced their resource for community and funders, Be the Change: Funding and Equity. This resource comes from the kōrero that Dunedin Community Builders have heard from

Auckland’s North Shore is home to the newly established Project Employ, a charity working to prepare young adults with intellectual or learning disabilities for meaningful, paid employment.  Project Employ’s co-Kaiwhakahaere

Taking the time – having the space to stop, reflect and then converge with other changemakers when there is so much else to be done – is the perfect time

Hui E! Community Aotearoa (Hui E!) and KPMG New Zealand (KPMG) are celebrating one year of supporting small to medium community groups access funding.    Through their Memorandum of Understanding, KPMG

Like most of us, the community at Wharekawa Marae in north-east Waikato has had to adapt a lot over the recent pandemic period.  Wharekawa’s Kaiwhakahaere (Administrator), Eddie Manukau, says that

In May of 2022, a group of like-minded individuals, organisations and researchers published the findings of a detailed study to explore the potential of establishing an ethnic, community-led research and

Hui E! is delighted to announce a new collaborative partnership with Ignite Consultants. This will help us offer more support to small community groups in Te Whanganui-a-Tara | Wellington.  Over

FROM KAIWHAKAHAERE MATUA, ROCHELLE STEWART-ALLEN Funding: seen as the cause of, and solution to, the majority of the problems for not-for-profit organisations. Community organisations often start their lives as small,