Collaborative Voices
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About the ProgrammeTell us what you think – we would like your feedback about Collaborative Voices with our quick 10 minute surveyIn recent years agencies engaged in the provision of social and voluntary welfare services in Aotearoa/ New Zealand have been gaining a greater profile that recognises the scale and contribution of the not-for-profit sector. For instance Statistics New Zealand has released figures that confirmed there were 97,000 non-profit organisations operating in New Zealand in 2005, employing 105,000 paid employees and supported by more than 430,000 volunteers. A non-profit institution is defined as being organised, not set up to make a profit, not distributing profits, separate from government, self-governing and having voluntary membership. The Collaborative Voices programme is an initiative of the New Zealand Council of Social Services (NZCOSS) and New Zealand Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations (NZFVWO), as a way of informing the sector about topical issues. The principle behind Collaborative Voices is to profile the sector in a way that actively demonstrates how organisations are working. The programme is presented by Ros Rice, NZCOSS, and David Barrow, NZFVWO. Ros has experience in community radio broadcasting and though David is new to this media, he is a well-informed communications professional. Both are based in Wellington and they interview people either connected to or involved with the social services and community sector on a wide range of topics of interest to listeners. As well as interviews the programme features news about developments in the sector, notices about relevant events and informative segments about a wide range of organisations active in the sector. Collaborative Voices is replayed by all 11 Access stations throughout the country. |
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