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Social Innovation Report & Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship Conference
The report, Social Innovation in Auckland (2013), has been released by the Research, Innovation and Monitoring Unit – Auckland Council. “The two types of innovation – innovation targeted at solving…continue reading
The Social and Economic Impact of Sports
This page collates evidence of the economic and social value of sport and recreation, and the costs of inactivity in New Zealand. With thanks to Sports New Zealand. The Economic and Social Value…continue reading
Choir can Help Those Suffering from Chronic Mental Illness: Study
Confidence, social connectedness and stress reduction are some of the benefits of joining a choir for those with chronic mental illness, a research study has found. Lead author, Genevieve A. Dingle…continue reading
Lottery Community Sector Research Applications – Wed 21 August
What do the Amplify Action Enquiry into the needs and best practice approaches for 9-13 year olds in the West Auckland suburbs of McLaren Park and Henderson South, The Effectiveness of Family Violence…continue reading
Additional $8m over four years for E Tu Whānau
Associate Minister for Social Development Tariana Turia has announced an additional $8m over four years for the E Tu Whānau programme, as part of the Budget. This is to help…continue reading
Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga Activities, Events and Opportunities
Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga is a Centre of Research Excellence, their mission is to conduct research relevant to Māori communities – research which leads to transformation and positive change. Below…continue reading
Some Research Around Schools, Literacy and Education
Some Welsh research around schools, education, work with families and literacy: ‘The Impact of Family Learning’ (2012) from Wales. It cites a wide variety of publications, surveys and reports which…continue reading
Grant Funding Can Have a Downside for Social Enterprises, New Research Findings
It is estimated that there are around 200-300 social enterprises working to support homeless people into employment in the UK. Research on these enterprises has been released. They have found…continue reading
Occasional Paper – Parental Joblessness, Financial Disadvantage & the Wellbeing of Parents & Children
New Occasional Paper released by the Australian Institute of Family Studies – No. 48 Parental joblessness, financial disadvantage and the wellbeing of parents and children This report uses data from the first…continue reading
Looking forward to the release of the 2013 Census data
My name is Peter Himona. I work as a data analyst for the Māori Health Business Unit in the Ministry of Health. I’m looking forward to finding out what has…continue reading
2013 Social Enterprise World Forum 2-4 Oct
The 2013 Social Enterprise World Forum (SEWF), a worldwide initiative bringing together a diverse array of professionals, will be held in Canada on October 2-4. Leveraging Markets and Innovations to…continue reading
The Determinants of Health for Children and Young People
Find below reports from three regions on the determinants of health for children and young people: The determinants of health for children and young people – in Midcentral and Whanganui…continue reading