Essential Policies Every Non Profit Board Should Have
We know that developing policies can feel daunting, and it’s often something that gets left until a problem arises, but having the right policies and procedures in place can really help you in the long run.
To assist with this, huddl are hosting a special workshop, facilitated by Weave Together, aimed at making the process easier and helping you feel less overwhelmed. This workshop will focus on the essential policies that every non-profit board needs. We will concentrate on governance policies, covering key areas such as finance, health and safety, risk management, diversity and inclusion, as well as AI and cybersecurity policies.
The workshops are designed to be practical, plus we’ll provide toolkits and templates for you to take away and adapt for your organisations.
Join us and take the stress out of policy development and help set your board up for success.
Workshop Details:
Wānaka
Date: Wednesday 29 October
Time: 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Location: Wānaka Community Hub, 34 McDougall Street, Wanaka
Register HERE
Cromwell
Date: Wednesday 5 November
Time: 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Location: Cromwell & Districts Presbyterian Church
Register HERE
Queenstown:
Date: Wednesday 12 November
Time: 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Location: The Salvation Army Queenstown, 8 Pin Oak Avenue, Frankton
Register HERE
Alexandra:
Date: Wednesday 19 November
Time: 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Location: Alexandra Community House, 14/20 Centennial Avenue, Alexandra
Register HERE
All workshops are $25 (GST inclusive) to attend. If the fee poses a barrier for you, huddl also offers scholarships for the workshop. Please contact hello@huddl.nz for more information.
About Weave Together:
Weave Together is a South-Island based charity consultancy dedicated to supporting and empowering nonprofits. They provide management, IT, strategic planning, governance and policy support.
Our facilitator Linda Taylor has fifteen years of experience in nonprofit senior leadership and CEO roles, including as Head of Fundraising and Development for national charities. Linda has commercial and nonprofit governance experience with significant experience in strategy and managing change. She has recently submitted her doctoral thesis at the University of Otago, investigating funder decision-making and efficiency measurement in Aotearoa New Zealand.
