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Benefits of becoming a NZFVWO member and fees
The Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations is an active network of social service organisations. Becoming a member has advantages on many different levels, from access to information and networking, right through to participating in policy work and advocacy. |
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What is NZFVWO
Why become a member?
What category should we apply for?
Membership subscription
Apply for membership
What our members say about us |
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What is NZFVWO |
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| The NZ Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations (NZFVWO) is an active network of social service organisations. We provide a unique opportunity to be involved with strengthening community services and increasing the influence and power of the sector. |
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NZFVWO membership offers you: |
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a national framwork for local experience
- Be part of a strong collective national voice on key issues for our sector
- Ensure your experience counts by providing input to the Federation's submissions
- Focus on today's issues and share your experiences and learning with others at workshops and forums around the country
a means to stay informed on current social service issues
- Member exclusive email alerts and online discussion groups
- Keep up with current legislation, submission dates, sector legal news and resources with LawScene newsletter (10 issue a year)
- News views and contributions from organisations around the country through New Dialogue magazine
- Up-to-date information on www.nzfvwo.org
opportunity to add capacity and improve your effectiveness
- Access research and advice to support your capacity and effectiveness
- Benefit from projects such as VAVA, COmVOiceS, Keeping It Legal
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Membership categories |
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Category 1
National membership
National organisations pay a membership fee based on a total NZ-wide expenditure which entitles all branches, affiliates and regional offices to full membership status.
Category 2
Head Office, branch and local membership
a. National organisations pay a membership fee based on their annual head office expenditure. Membership applies onlu to the head office.
b. Branches or regional offices (whether spearately incorporated or not) of a national organisation pay a membership fee based on one branch or regional office's annual expenditure.
c. Local organisations pay a membership fee based on their annual expenditure. Membership applies only to the local or regional body.
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Membership subscription |
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This fee scale applies to all membership categories and is based on the organisation's total annual expenditure for the last audited financial year.
Expenditure |
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| $0 - $99,999 |
$65.00 |
| $100,000 - $299,999 |
$150.00 |
| $300,000 - $999,999 |
$310.00 |
| $1,000,000 - $3,999,999 |
$815.00 |
| $4,000,000 and over |
$1,690.00 |
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Applying for membership |
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Applications for membership are submitted to the NZFVWO Executive Committee for approval. You can apply for membership by:
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What our members say about us... |
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"NZFVWO membership ensures we are aware of the wider network and issues and trends affecting people in other parts of New Zealand"
Stacia Smith
New Plymouth Budget Advisory Service |
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"Membership means we are kept in touch with what's happening at a national and government level - networking wth other members. We feel that our organisation has a voice on matters of concern."
Mary Gray
Auckland Home & Family Society |
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"We belong because of the work you do - we can't do everything. The Federation does different things from our own national organisation "
Cheryll Martin
Volunteering Auckland Trust |
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"We appreciate being part of a national umbrella that identifies and discusses issues that are important to our sector and does something about them. We have found the Federation to be a good advocate and is ideally placed to continue as a major advocate for our sector. "
Andrea Goble
Social Services Waikato |
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"We are comitted to a united not-for-profit sector that collectively and as well as individually works towards a better society - that is why we belong to the Federation."
Lisa Matthews
Wellington Community Law Centre |
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