Past Webinar

Outcomes Plus

Knowing and Showing the ‘added Value’ of  Community.

Trevor McGlinchey, Garth Nowland-Foreman,

In this webinar, Trevor McGlinchey and Garth Nowland-Foreman share the 2015 ‘Outcomes Plus’ research.  This 60-minute webinar will help you to better identify and describe the ‘real value’ your organisation contributes, and how to use your data for good.

Learning outcomes of the webinar:

  • Learn about the Outcomes Plus report and which identifies the added value provided by community social services, over and above what Government contracts for
  • Learn about the added value provided by community social services, over and above what Government contracts for, as identified in the ‘Outcomes Plus’ research

Resources

Whilst we’ve been unable to track down the research that Garth refers to at 45.50, here are three similar studies which may be of interest:

About the Presenters

Trevor McGlinchey

Trevor McGlinchey is the Executive Officer for the New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services, a role he has held since 2008. He began his career as a freezing worker and has worked in numerous seasonal and other short-term industries. In his community roles Trevor chairs Moeraki Ltd a marae based charitable company and Te Ana Whakairo Ltd a social enterprise based on Māori Tourism, he is also a Trustee of Ngā Tangata Microfinance Trust.  Trevor is of Scottish, Irish and Ngai Tahu whakapapa and regularly returns to his home marae to maintain his strong connections there.

Garth Nowland-Foreman

Garth is a Director at the LEAD Centre for Not for Profit Leadership where he works with community organisations and those that fund them. Formerly a lecturer for the Unitec  Graduate Diploma in Not for Profit Management, Garth has worked extensively in community development through both government and NGO roles in Australia, NZ and the wider Asia-Pacific region. He is an accomplished author and recognised expert in strategic leadership and governance of NGOs.  Garth's expertise and skill in training, coaching, and mentoring have resulted in him being appointed to a number of advisory roles to government and philanthropic funders on strategy, accountability, evaluation and reviews. He is a passionate researcher and has undertaken or supervised a range of research projects, and prepared issues papers, research reports and major submissions for non-profit organisations and on voluntary sector & social policy issues.  Garth has an impressive publication list and is often called on as a public speaker on NGO development and civil society.

This Webinar was held

11 AM NZ Time
9 Aug
2016
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