Other Newsletters/Publications
Govt Agencies
- Social Workers Registration Board: Register of Registered Social Workers
- Office for the Community & Voluntary Sectorhttp://www.ocvs.govt.nz/publications/newsletter/index.html
- Ministry of Women’s Affairs – Panui
http://www.mwa.govt.nz/news-and-pubs/publications/panui/
Social Work Now
Social Work Now is the professional practice journal of Child, Youth and Family and is published three times a year (April, August and December). Its focus is on articles about social work practice and theory as they relate to children, young people, families and whanau.
http://www.cyf.govt.nz/about-us/publications/social-work-now.html
The NZ Home Health Association Inc
For the May 2012 Newsletter click here
Disability Workforce Development
Changes to training grant funding allocation, disability sector training needs and more…. click here
NZ Youth Mentoring
Introducing mentoring boosters, national certs & credits and more free tools & resources click here
NGO – MoH NGO Updates
Covers: MoH Information, Information from other government agencies, ministers’ media releases, NGO information, requests for submissions, funding, fellowship & award opportunities, training, education & conferences click here
Child Youth & Family – Social Work Now
The Practice Journal for Child youth & Family click here
The New Social Worker - The place for social workers on the net
For all social work students & professionals! Read their articles from The New Social Worker Magazine, now in its 18th year! While you’re there – they have job listings, a lively discussion forum and more for you and your social work career! click here
Te Pou
Te Pou works to support and develop the mental health, addiction and disability workforces in New Zealand. Te Pou incorporates Le Va and Disability Workforce Development.
To read more click here
Skylight
We offer a wide range of services to support those facing tough times of change, loss, trauma and grief – whatever the cause, and whatever their age. We also equip, train and support those wanting to assist them, such as friends or family members, community volunteers and professionals.
To read more click here
Health & Disability
The January Newsletter covers such items as MOH information, info from other govt agencies, media releases, NGO information, requests for submissions & funding & training
To read more click here
Policy Watch
Welcome to POLICY WATCH, the fortnightly e-newsletter from the NZ Council of Christian Social Services. POLICY WATCH provides a smorgasbord of the latest news, research reports and policy developments relevant to the core of work of NZCCSS. We endeavour to highlight issues that affect our mission “to work for a just and compassionate society in Aoteoroa New Zealand”.
To read more click here
Family Commissions
The Families Commission provides a voice for New Zealand families and whānau. We speak out for all families to promote a better understanding of family issues and needs among government agencies and the wider community.
To read more click here
Child Matters
Child Matters is a registered charitable trust* dedicated to preventing harm to children in New Zealand. For 15 years we have been working in communities throughout New Zealand, educating, supporting and inspiring adults to protect children.
To read more click here
The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by love for God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and meet human needs in his name without discrimination.
To read more click here
Think-Piece: Scanning for Integrity: Policy perspectives on current issues in the public domain click here
New Zealand Red Cross
Welcome to the first edition of the IHL e news for 2012, where we will bring you relevant IHL related news and events in New Zealand and across the globe.
To read more click here
Buddle Findlay
Buddle Findlay is one of New Zealand’s leading commercial and public law firms with offices in Auckland, Wellington andChristchurch. Buddle Findaly is a progressive, dynamic firm at the forefront of the legal profession. We have an open and approachable client-focused culture, with a determination to continually provide the highest quality of service.
To read more click here
Angoa
ANGOA is a unique network of organisations from across the range of NGOs in Aotearoa New Zealand including national, regional and local groups. Our member organisations are active in the areas of health, education, international development, human rights, the environment, youth, women and ethnicity.
To read more click here
Taua Mahi
The name Taua Mahi has a similar meaning to Mahi Tahi – a coordinated approach or a coordinated unit/party. Read more atwww.tauamahi.org.nz.
