Useful Links
North Shore Community and Social Services
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2010-06-05T00:15:41Z
North Shore Community and Social Services
[email protected]
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Fundview
2010-02-09T09:15:22Z
2010-02-09T09:15:22Z
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FundView is New Zealand's primary source of information about funding for voluntary organisations and contains over 600 different funding schemes.
FundView is New Zealand's primary source of information about funding for voluntary organisations and contains over 600 different funding schemes.
Tindall Foundation
2009-10-26T18:41:09Z
2009-10-26T18:41:09Z
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Tindall Foundation
Tindall Foundation
North Shore City Council
2009-10-26T18:41:20Z
2009-10-26T18:41:20Z
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North Shore City Council
North Shore City Council
Waitemata District Health Board
2009-10-26T18:41:29Z
2009-10-26T18:41:29Z
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Waitemata District Health Board
Waitemata District Health Board
Lottery Grants Board
2009-10-26T18:41:40Z
2009-10-26T18:41:40Z
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Lottery Grants Board
Lottery Grants Board
Ministry of Social Development
2009-10-26T18:41:56Z
2009-10-26T18:41:56Z
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Ministry of Social Development
Ministry of Social Development
Raeburn House
2010-02-09T09:12:48Z
2010-02-09T09:12:48Z
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Online Community Support directory
Online Community Support directory
Passing Go
2010-02-16T08:30:54Z
2010-02-16T08:30:54Z
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Social Wellbeing of the New Auckland Council
Social Wellbeing of the New Auckland Council
Auckland Social Policy Forum Discussion Document
2010-02-16T08:33:44Z
2010-02-16T08:33:44Z
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On January 29 Minister Bennett announced the release of the discussion document on the Auckland Social Policy Forum. This follows on from the Minister's announcement at the Passing Go conference.
Feedback on the discussion document is open through to 21 May.
On January 29 Minister Bennett announced the release of the discussion document on the Auckland Social Policy Forum. This follows on from the Minister's announcement at the Passing Go conference.
Feedback on the discussion document is open through to 21 May.