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Approaches >
Frameworks and practices to help you plan for, implement and evaluate community-led change.

Approaches

Embracing Te Tiriti O Waitangi, Fostering Community.
Approaches

Me Mahi Tahi Tātou – Working Together
Approaches

Our Top Ten Tips
Approaches

Mapping Community Strengths and Assets
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Thought Leadership >
Collective thinking, expertise and ideas to help support and develop your own thinking and idea generation.

Thought Leadership

Make the Move – shifting how the public sector works with communities
Thought Leadership

Be the Change – Funding and Equity
Thought Leadership

Feedback on the Future for Local Government
Thought Leadership

He Manawa Māori – A Māori Heart
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Take action >
Reports, tips and actions taken to support and encourage your own collaborations and impact.

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Funding for Change in Ōtepoti
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Budget Consultation Submission Template
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Creating Magic – Margaret Jefferies
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Our Top Ten Tips
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Story

COMMUNITIES FEEDING COMMUNITIES

The Communities Feeding Communities vision is more than just providing food for families, it’s about feeding them spiritually and ensuring relationships are valued and supported, putting into practice the Te Whare Tapu Wha model.

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HE MANAWA MĀORI

Key observations from CLD kōrero with Māori. "Every narrative was majestic in its breath and depth and on every occasion, I found myself a privileged witness to the amazing quite miraculous efforts of so many for so long"

Training

MICRO-CREDENTIAL

Inspiring Communities is thrilled to bring you a recognised micro-credential that enables you to bring together, reflect on and share all you have learnt about applying Community-led Development in your mahi.

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POWERED BY INSPIRING COMMUNITIES

Child rich communities

KO AU

In a landscape of intergenerational and present-day trauma – the Ko Au programme is a game changer developed from identifying mental health, whānau breakdowns and poverty as causes of mamae for local youth and themselves. Read their story

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TE REO

Explore our Te reo resources to support you in the use of karakia, waiata and whakatauki.

Kia tau
karakia whakamutunga

Kia tau kia tā tou katoa
Te ā io, te aroha me te marutau
Tihei Mauri Ora

May peace, love, and safety
Be upon us all
Tihei Mauri Ora