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Five Good Ideas
and more for
Community Capability Building
Programme for 2020
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
Kia ora and welcome to our professional
development programme for 2020
Five Good Ideas is designed to assist your organisation in building
capability, developing and strengthening leadership, and supporting
you and your team to be adaptive and resilient in a changing environment.
ANCAD brings in qualified consultants to mentor your Managers, CEOs
and Governance Board/Committee members in various aspects of capability
building from good governance, leadership, fundraising and marketing,
to financial management and strategic planning.
The sessions are intended to be short, sharp presentations that give you
a taste of issues and solutions pertaining to management and governance.
We look forward to working with you this year and hope that you will take
advantage of these great opportunities to build capability in your organisation.
ANCAD welcomes your feedback so that we can continually improve and
meet the needs of our community. Finally, we wish to thank our primary
sponsor, the Tindall Foundation.
How do I register?
Register via: www.ancad.org.nz
Email us: info@ancad.org.nz
How do I pay?
Pay online via: www.ancad.org.nz (PayPal, credit card, or online banking)
ANCAD can provide you with an invoice on request. Early payment will ensure
you a place. Payment must be received the working day prior to the course
(i.e. if the course is on a Monday then payment must be received by ANCAD on the
Friday), unless arrangements have already been made for you to pay on the day.
Cancellations
ANCAD sends an email to all who register for each course one week beforehand.
Cancellations will be accepted up to 48 hours prior to the course (if the event is
on a Monday or Tuesday, a cancellation must be received by 4pm on the Wednesday
prior). If this notice period is given, then we will issue a credit note against
future training fees. If cancellations are received closer than the above window,
then no credit note or refunds will be issued. ANCAD endeavours not to cancel
courses but to postpone them to another date.
Ruth Greenaway, ANCAD Training Coordinator
Yvonne Powley, ANCAD Chief Executive Officer
Serving the community for over forty years
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
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Seminars
(2 hours)
$30 per person
Time: Vary –please check the programme
* Some seminars are FREE
Workshops
(4 – 5 hours)
$60 per person
Time: Usually from 10 – 3.30pm
(includes morning tea and lunch)
Our Venues This Year
Channel View Lounge Whangaparaoa Community
Mary Thomas Centre, Hub
3 Gibbons Rd, Shop 8,
Takapuna 707 Whangaparaoa Rd,
Arkles Bay,
Franklin Arts Centre Whangaparaoa
12 Massey Avenue,
Pukekohe Ellen Melville Centre
2 Freyberg Pl,
Great Barrier Island Auckland Central
TBC
Gribblehirst Community Hub
Hibiscus Coast Community 5 Cabbage Tree Swamp Drive,
House Sandringham
214 Hibiscus Coast Hwy,
Orewa Helensville
TBC
Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts
13 Reeves Rd, Tamaki
Pakuranga TBC
Waiheke Library
131–133 Ocean View Road,
Oneroa,
Waiheke Island
ANCAD advertises all courses via our website, our weekly E-NEWS,
monthly newsletters, and Facebook.
This programme is correct at the time of printing, however we urge
you to check our website www.ancad.org.nz or our weekly E–NEWS
for up-to-date information.
ANCAD endeavours not to cancel courses but to postpone them
to another date.
Ruth Greenaway – ANCAD Training Coordinator
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Five Good Ideas
Professional Development Calendar
2020
Seminars/
Date Venue Presenter Time
Workshops
March 4th Te Tuhi Gallery Marketing for NFPs Therese Lanigan 10am–12pm
Behrent
March 11th Waiheke Island Future-proofed Therese Lanigan 1pm–3pm
Library Funding Behrent
March 25th Channel View Grant Writing Therese Lanigan 10am–3.30pm
Lounge Master Class Behrent
April 8th Ellen Melville Future-proofed Therese Lanigan 10am–12pm
Centre Funding Behrent
April 29th Whangaparaoa Collaboration Sandy Thompson 10am–12pm
Community Hub For NFPs (LEAD)
May 6th Gribblehirst Future-proofed Therese Lanigan 1pm–3pm
Community Hub Funding Behrent
May 13th Waiheke Island Marketing for NFPs Therese Lanigan 1pm–3pm
Library Behrent
May 27th HBC Community Secrets of Being a Carol Scholes 2pm–4pm
House Good Chairperson
June 10th Channel View Employment Law Auckland 10am–12pm
Lounge Community Law
Centre
Date Venue Seminar/Workshop Presenter Time
June 16th Whangaparaoa Grant Writing Therese Lanigan 10am–3.30pm
Community Hub Master Class Behrent
July 22nd Te Tuhi Gallery Peer Mentoring LEAD 10am–12pm
July 29th Tamaki Governance and Carol Scholes 10am–3.30pm
(Venue To Be Management: Roles
Confirmed) and Responsibilities
August Helensville Future-proofed Therese Lanigan 10am – 12pm
12th (Venue To Be Funding Behrent
Confirmed)
August Channel View DIY Video Making Baz Caitcheon 10am–3.30pm
19th Lounge Workshop
Sept 2nd Great Barrier Te Tiriti o Waitangi Hilary Star-Foged 10am–3.30pm
Island (Venue To and Partnering with LEAD
Be Confirmed) Māori Workshop
Sept 9th Whangaparaoa Peer Mentoring LEAD 10am–12pm
Community Hub
October Franklin Centre Not For Profit Hilary Star-Foged 10am–3.30pm
14th (Venue To Be Leadership Workshop LEAD
Confirmed)
October Channel View Essential First Aid Sarah Thompson 9am–1pm
28th Lounge Workshop (First Aid First)
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Marketing For NFPs – Therese Lanigan Behrent
Date Time Venue Cost
March 4th 10am – 12pm Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts $30.00
Pakuranga
May 13th 1pm – 3pm Waiheke Island Library $30.00
Oneroa
A great marketing strategy will ultimately help your not-for-profit reach more
people and generate more income. This workshop is designed for anyone
working in the not-for-profit and charity sector who want to understand the
basics of marketing with a view to implementing a strategy in their organisation
(ideal for grassroots and smaller not-for-profits).
This workshop will cover:
• The importance of a marketing plan for your not-for-profits
• 7 steps to create your own marketing plan
• 10 marketing tips for not-for-profit
• Digital Marketing ‘must do’s for your organisation.
Future Proofed Funding Seminar – Therese Lanigan Behrent
Date Time Venue Cost
March11th 1pm – 3pm Waiheke Island Library $30.00
Oneroa
April 8th 10am – 12pm Ellen Melville Centre $30.00
Central City
May 6th 1pm – 3pm Gribblehirst Community Hub $30.00
Sandringham
May 12th 10am – 12pm Helensville $30.00
Venue To be Confirmed
Is your approach to funding slapdash and last minute, or strategic and effective?
Would you like a framework for sustainable funding? Come along to this funding
strategy workshop where you can upskill and refresh your knowledge on best
practice fund seeking strategies and processes that will increase your funding
success.
This workshop will cover:
• Planning ahead: foundation layers your organisation needs to create/refresh
• A simple framework any not for-profit can use to map out their funding
request
• Exploring different funding options relevant to your work and discovering
new funding opportunities
• Ten key fund-seeking tips
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Grant Writing Masterclass Workshop – Therese Lanigan Behrent
Date Time Venue Cost
March 25th 10am – 3.30pm Channel View Lounge $60.00
Mary Thomas Centre
Takapuna
June 16th 10am – 3.30pm Whangaparaoa $60.00
Community Hub
During this practical, hands-on fund and grant seeking writing workshop,
participants will learn how to develop a compelling, competitive proposal
and grant application that stands out. Whether you’re new to grant writing,
or you’ve applied for grants in the past, this masterclass will help you gain a
better understanding of the grants process and what it takes to be successful
in the grant seeking space.
This workshop will cover:
• Overview of current grants environment in NZ
• What you must be aware of before you kick off your grant application/
funding proposal
• What kinds of grant options there are for your organisation and where
to find grants to apply for?
• Funders expectations
• How to structure and write a winning funding proposal
• How to write a winning grant application – working through the most
common grant application questions
Collaboration for NFPs Seminar – Sandy Thompson (LEAD)
Date Time Venue Cost
April 29th 10am – 12pm Whangaparaoa $30.00
Community Hub
Have to? Want to? Need to?
Much is currently being said about organisations needing to collaborate, and
evidence certainly demonstrates together we can achieve more. In practice,
however, this is not straightforward and requires careful consideration. Creating
and maintaining lasting collaborative partnerships requires attention to process,
resources, relationships, and outcomes.
This workshop will provide you with a fresh perspective on collaboration. You
will explore the collaboration landscape and identify where your organisations
and your current and potential partners are placed on the continuum of
collaborations. We will use a framework for collaborating effectively to ensure
you maximise your efforts, to achieve more with your partners.
Finally, you will apply tools to support you in your collaboration journey.
10Secrets Of Being A Good Chairperson – Carol Scholes
Date Time Venue Cost
May 27th 2pm – 4pm HBC Community House $30.00
Orewa
Many surveys tell us that a good board only happens if you have a good
Chairperson. This workshop will explore some of the common dilemmas for
people holding the Chair role.
Some of the topics covered:
• What does a good Chair do?
• How do you handle bad behaviour?
• How to conduct a good meeting that is short but effective?
• What does a Chair do in between board meetings?
If you are a Chairperson or have ambitions to hold the Chair role, come along
and find out what other Chairs have to say and what they do.
Employment Law Seminar – Auckland Community Law Centre
Date Time Venue Cost
June 10th 10am – 12pm Channel View Lounge FREE
Mary Thomas Centre
Takapuna
This session will cover various aspects of employment law with a focus on the
needs of the NFP sector; such as contracts, leave entitlements, employment
disputes and working with volunteers.
Auckland Community Law Centre are a generalist community legal service,
focussing on the provision of legal advice, legal assistance, legal education and
information. The Centre is committed to providing legal education particularly
for community advocates or volunteers and not-for-profit organisations.
www.aclc.org.nzPeer Mentoring Seminar – LEAD
Date Time Venue Cost
July 22nd 10am – 12pm Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts $30.00
Pakuranga
Sept 9th 10am – 12pm Whangaparaoa $30.00
Community Hub
Discover the power of peer to peer mentoring. Consider setting up peer
coaching groups in your team or organisation. This workshop works focus on
finding the mentor in you and discovering how peer mentoring can work best
for you.
Participants will leave understanding more about the powerful role mentoring
has in the development of individuals, groups and organisations.
12Governance and Management: Roles and Responsibilities
Carol Scholes
Date Time Venue Cost
July 29th 10am – 3.30pm Tamaki $60.00
(Venue To Be Confirmed)
The demands on governance boards of not-for-profit organisations have never
been higher with increased accountability, compliance, risk management,
funding pressures and HR management. Governance boards need to bring a
variety of skills and networks to the board table. They have to ensure delivery
of their core service within a complex regulatory environment whilst still being
able to think strategically and collaboratively. It is a demanding role to be done
on a voluntary basis. In addition, boards and CEOs or Managers have to work as
a strong leadership team to take their organisation to the next level. This session
will explore the delineation of roles and responsibilities and by doing so, how
these relationships can work most effectively.
Note: This workshop is ideal for two or more people from one organisation,
preferably a combination of management and governance board members.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Partnering with Māori Workshop –
Hilary Star-Foged LEAD
Date Time Venue Cost
Sept 2nd 10am – 3.30pm Great Barrier Island $60.00
(Venue To Be Confirmed)
The focus of this workshop is to support and assist community groups to enquire
and explore how to build relationships and accountability in partnership with
(Māori) i.e. tangata whenua / mana whenua, in Aotearoa today.
This workshop will utilise a powerful DVD on the history and current day
understandings of the principles of partnership within Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
We will discuss and develop a practical response to the concept of true
partnership in Aotearoa New Zealand.Video DIY Workshop – Baz Caitcheon
Date Time Venue Cost
Sept 4th 9.30am – 3pm Channel View Lounge $60.00
Mary Thomas Centre
Takapuna
This workshop invites people to tell their own video stories using their own iPhone
or iPad, Android phone or tablet and then upload them to the web.
In this practical workshop you will improve your digital literacy and learn how to
shoot, cut and publish a short video from your own device. This workshop works
with iPhones and iPads, and Android devices. Please bring your own device,
or let us know well in advance if you need a device provided. This workshop is
geared towards those with some knowledge of how to get the best out for their
own device. If you are not already familiar with the functions of a smart phone
– please indicate this when you register.
Bazzcam provides accompanying pre and post workshop notes and access to
online tutorial videos. The recommended group size for this workshop is 16
participants, so book early!
Not For Profit Leadership Workshop – Hilary Star-Foged LEAD
Date Time Venue Cost
Oct 14th 10am – 3.30pm Franklin Centre $60.00
Pukekohe
(Venue To Be Confirmed)
Leadership in the not for profit sector has its own unique aspects especially in
relation to leading a values based organisation in Aotearoa.
This one day workshop will explore with you the challenges you are dealing
with and the strengths that you bring to your own leadership, support you in
empowering others into leadership, and to look at the wide ranging skills and
knowledge in leadership needed at this time. Drawing on a range of frameworks
and experiences from within Aotearoa to inspire and inform our ideas and
practice, and to give you a greater sense of confidence in your leadership
development.
14Essential First Aid Workshop – Sarah Thompson (First Aid First)
Date Time Venue Cost
Oct 28th 9am – 1pm Channel View Lounge $60.00
Mary Thomas Centre
Takapuna
This is a concise practical course covering general First Aid. It looks at CPR
(practice with manikins); choke-rescue techniques; dealing with emergency
medical situations such as heart attacks, strokes, diabetic emergencies;
and seizures and dealing with other emergency situations such as burns,
allergic reactions, poisonings, concussion, and broken bones.
This course can also be adapted to suit specific workplaces and will focus on the
potential risks of working with elderly, people with disabilities, children, etc.,
as well as covering more general First Aid.
Everyone on the course receives a booklet to complement the explanations and
demonstrations on the course. Participants also receive a certificate.
The course is three to four hours long, depending on group size.
15Our presenters in 2020
Carol Scholes – Threshold Management
www.thresholdmanagement.co.nz
Carol specialises in helping organisations understand
their bigger vision and how they can improve their
systems and build their teams to achieve success for both
the organisation and the individuals within it. Much of her
work involves strategic thinking and implementation with
organisations to understand their current position and
future growth plans.
With her financial experience, human resource knowledge
and her ability to work with all levels of an organisation,
she is ideally placed to understand the overall impact of change in an
organisation.Carol has excellent training experience and utilises these techniques
and her expertise in her coaching sessions with individuals and groups.
Sandy Thompson
LEAD – Centre for Not-For-Profit Leadership
www.lead.org.nz/
Sandy has pursued a career as a trainer, consultant
and coach in the community and not-for-profit sector.
An inclusive and facilitative approach underpins all of
her work. The result of this, is that Sandy has had the
opportunity to work with a spectrum of organisations
across New Zealand and the Pacific supporting them to
build their capacity to make a difference.
She is currently one of the Directors of the LEAD – Centre for Not-For-Profit
Leadership, a consortium of similar minded community-focused professionals.
Prior to this, Sandy was one of the team delivering the Unitec Graduate Diploma
in Not-For-Profit Management, a role she took on after her ten years as the
founding leader of the National Association for OSCAR. Sandy is also a member
of the Trust Board of Hui E!; New Zealand’s national organisation promoting,
strengthening and connecting the Community Sector.Our presenters in 2020
Hilary Star-Foged
LEAD – Centre for Not-For-Profit Leadership
www.lead.org.nz/
Hilary is an independent consultant and trainer specialising
in not-for-profit capacity building, as well as working with
LEAD – Centre for Not-For-Profit Leadership. In 2007,
Hilary joined the Unitec Graduate Diploma in Not-For-Profit
Management teaching team where she worked for nine years
in both teaching and leadership roles.
During this time, Hilary designed and delivered a range of programmes that
focussed on building the skills, knowledge and confidence for leaders to work
with diversity to support equity in the workplace and work in partnership with
Māori. She provides coaching and support to staff and volunteers. Hilary’s passion
for quality teaching led her to complete a Post-Graduate Diploma in Educational
Leadership and Management.
Therese Lanigan-Behrent
Therese supports not-for-profits, social enterprises and
values driven organisations with training, strategic advice
and practical hand on help as an Independent Funding
and Marketing Consultant. She helps drive their mission
through establishing robust planning frameworks, powerful
storytelling and strategic funding support.
Therese’s experience in the sector as a funder (Vodafone
Foundation and Lottery Community Auckland), Grants Strategist, Senior Marketer
and Sponsorship Manager (for ASB, Vodafone & Jucy) and work with Auckland
Council, has given her invaluable knowledge of sustainable funding, capacity
building and working alongside community groups. In a voluntary capacity,
Therese enjoys coaching not-for-profit organisations with their crowdfunding
endeavours through her work with The Funding Network and is a Trustee for
Auckland’s Graeme Dingle Foundation.
17Our presenters in 2020
Sarah Thompson – First Aid First
www.firstaidfirst.co.nz
It was having children that made Sarah realise how little
information about first aid for dealing with children and
infants was out there. As a former ambulance paramedic
and first aid instructor, and with a partner who is also a
paramedic, she thought that her family had the medical
side of having children covered. “I realised just how many
things scare parents, from fevers to tummy upsets to bumps on
the head.” Sarah put together “First Aid for Littlies”, a course
specifically designed for parents.
Gradually the business has grown, so that Sarah now offers, throughout the greater
Auckland area, a variety of concise First Aid Courses, tailored to
meet the needs of specific groups; and the supply of family-friendly First Aid kits,
as well as Workplace kits. Sarah revalidates annually with the NZ Resuscitation
Council to ensure that she is up-to-date with the latest information and techniques.
Auckland Community Law Centre
www.aclc.org.nz
Access to justice is crucial to a healthy democracy. ACLC are committed to ensuring
people on low incomes understand their rights and are supported to enforce them.
ACLC provide free advice and assistance with a wide range of legal issues. They also
have specialist clinics for issues to do with immigration, family, and government
agencies.
Baz Caitcheon – Bazzacam
www.bazzacam.co.nz
Baz leads Bazzacam as director/trainer of video content for
a range of clients. As well as producing content, Baz trains
organisations to shoot, edit and publish their own videos,
on and from their iPhones and iPads. Baz took his teaching
background to project manage TVNZ new media; then set
out on his own. Bazzacam Ltd has now been operating for
nearly two decades.Our partners in 2020
Manukau Council of Social
Services (MECOSS)
Community Networks Franklin
Community Networks Waiheke
Auckland Inner City Network
Auckland Community Law Centre
Future Whangaparaoa Trust
Gribblehirst Community Hub
Funder:
With special thanks to our
primary sponsor
The Tindall FoundationFeedback From Our Partners Waiheke Island Social Service organisations have long had a relationship with ANCAD around workshops and information provided. Social Service organisations located here tend to have unique needs and requirements to one of that based in a large urban location, ANCAD acknowledges this when delivering services. ANCAD brings services to the island, an important factor when organisations are considering training and workshops for staff, the main factor being financial but the other being time management. Maggie Wikaira, Coordinator, Community Networks Waiheke Building community capacity is at the heart of community development and community empowerment. Well organised, inclusive, influential and cohesive organisations create a positive environment for people to enjoy a good quality of life. As part of MECOSS’ work to increase the capability of individuals and groups working at a community level in Auckland’s Manukau East, a co-operative affili- ation was established with ANCAD over a decade ago to deliver developmental management and leadership workshops. This successful working connection has opened up opportunities for local social services, community organisations and not for- profit entities to learn new skills, refresh their previous knowledge and to assist community leaders in gaining confidence for specific organisational leadership. ANCAD facilitated programmes are highly valued by MECOSS and its members. Furthermore, feedback received about the relevancy of the course content and material provided is always positive, as well as compliments regarding the professionalism of Ruth Greenaway’s organisational ability. Lindsay Upton, Manager, MECOSS
Auckland Community Accounting Community Accounting Aotearoa
A free service for clubs, societies and other not-for-profits A free service for clubs, societies and other not-for-profits
auckland north community auckland north community
and development and development
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
Auckland Community Accounting is a free service which offers support,
advice or assistance on financial matters.
Who is this service for? What do you need to do?
Community groups, including sporting, cultural Step 1
and social service agencies within the region, Register your organisation’s interest
are able to access this service free of charge. in receiving assistance from Auckland
Community Accounting.
¯ Struggling with your charities finances?
Email geoff@ancad.org.nz
¯ Need help understanding the treasurer’s or phone 021 054 6240
role?
Step 2
¯ Having difficulty completing your annual Give some indication of the type of assistance
return and performance report? your organisation is looking for.
¯ Need help understanding the financial Please note:
responsibilities of a Governance Board The matters on which students can advise will
or Committee? be limited to;
¯ Unsure what financial and non-financial ¯ Good practice and general accounting
resources are available to assist your principles relevant to the not-for-profit
charity? sector
¯ Experiencing difficulty working with your ¯ Assisting with document completion/form
accounting software? filling where appropriate
¯ More detailed or complex queries will be
How does it work? referred to local Chartered Accountants.
¯ Auckland Community Accounting provides This initiative is supported by the following
community groups in the Auckland Region organisations;
with free and confidential assistance on Auckland North Community and Development (ANCAD) |
financial matters. Department of Internal Affairs | Massey University |
Foundation North | Auckland Council | Charities Services |
¯ Teams made up of senior accounting Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand | RSM
students provide assistance under the
Auckland Community Accounting
supervision of a Chartered Accountant.
Geoff Andrews
¯ This provides accounting students with Project Manager
practical experience and encourages
P: 09 486 4820
increased involvement in the local
community sector. M: 021 054 6240
E: geoff@ancad.org.nzFive Good Ideas
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organisational change
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