The power of four : lessons from the VOYCE collaboration Centre for Social Impact
By: New Zealand. Centre for Social Impact
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BookPublisher: Auckland, New Zealand : Centre for Social Impact, 2018Description: electronic document (14 pages) ; PDF file.Subject(s): Tindall Foundation | Todd Foundation | Vodafone New Zealand Foundation | Foundation North | VOYCE - Whakarongo Mai | CHILDREN | FOSTER CARE | FUNDING | INTERAGENCY COLLABORATION | SUPPORT SERVICES | YOUNG PEOPLE | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: Click here to access online Summary: This report presents the story of and lessons learned from a collaboration between four philanthropic funders that led to
the establishment of VOYCE – Whakarongo Mai. VOYCE is an independent charitable trust for children and young people in
foster care.
The funders harnessed ‘the power of four’ to generate significant change in the foster care system. They are The Tindall Foundation, the Todd Foundation, the Vodafone New Zealand Foundation (Vodafone Foundation) and Foundation North.
The focus here is on the funders’ experience of the VOYCE collaboration, which also included care-experienced children and
young people, central government, iwi and the foster care sector.
The funders wanted to “identify what we learned and what works, so we can do it again; to show what collaboration looks like to us”. The journey that led to the April 2017 establishment of VOYCE from the funders’ perspective is shared, then lessons and key messages arising. (From the document). Record #6128
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This report presents the story of and lessons learned from a collaboration between four philanthropic funders that led to
the establishment of VOYCE – Whakarongo Mai. VOYCE is an independent charitable trust for children and young people in
foster care.
The funders harnessed ‘the power of four’ to generate significant change in the foster care system. They are The Tindall Foundation, the Todd Foundation, the Vodafone New Zealand Foundation (Vodafone Foundation) and Foundation North.
The focus here is on the funders’ experience of the VOYCE collaboration, which also included care-experienced children and
young people, central government, iwi and the foster care sector.
The funders wanted to “identify what we learned and what works, so we can do it again; to show what collaboration looks like to us”. The journey that led to the April 2017 establishment of VOYCE from the funders’ perspective is shared, then lessons and key messages arising. (From the document). Record #6128
