PRO BONO PROGRAMME
In 2019 we received 35 applications from a range of organisations. We are pleased to confirm that we have selected the following agencies to receive immediate pro bono support:
Allen + Clarke is working with Sport Wellington to build stronger relationships with their stakeholders through stakeholder analysis and partner engagement.
Allen + Clarke is working with Victim Support to provide an evaluation of the response to the Christchurch 2019 Mosque attacks.
MANAWATU DISTRICT COUNCIL – PRO BONO WORK
Allen + Clarke is supporting the Manawatu District Council by investigating and reporting on the actual and potential effects of climate change on inland, agricultural areas similar to the Manawatu District. Allen + Clarke is conducting an environmental scan to research the impacts of climate change and developing a planning framework. This information will be used to inform Manawatu District Council’s long-term planning and environmental sustainability strategy. It will also provide the Council with a framework for discussion with the community about adapting to climate change.
We are again calling for expressions of interest (EOI) from government and non-government organisations. Applications are sought from organisations that would like free support in the areas of policy, business change, governance, research or evaluation.
In 2020, we are looking to take on additional pro bono projects in recognition of the challenges that organisations may be facing during the COVID-19 recovery phase.
We will undertake work at any stage of your project – from project planning, design and undertaking the project to post-project evaluation or review.
We will support four or more projects that:
- align with Allen + Clarke’s core purpose and values, which at their heart are about mobilising passionate and capable people to tackle the challenges facing society
- are able to be undertaken between August 2020 and January 2021
- comprise between 50 and 150 hours each.
For extra information on the range of our services that are available, please see our 2020 pro-bono flyer here.
An online application form is available here.
All applications must be received by 5pm Friday 31st July 2020.
For further information, please contact Stella Ivory at [email protected]
If your organisation is based in Australia, please email [email protected] or phone +61 4 1890 1876 for more information about our Australian pro bono work.
PREVIOUS PRO BONO SUPPORT
Allen + Clarke worked with the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand to analyse the complaints and notifications that they have received over the past 5 years to identify trends and also to explore ways that the Board can influence the practice of physiotherapists to increase their responsiveness to poor social indicators.
Allen + Clarke worked with Shine to develop a framework and tools for internally administering an evaluation of their DVFREE Tick programme.
Allen + Clarke supported Sport Northland with the development of an evaluation framework for their Regional and Local Sport System initiatives.
Allen + Clarke supported the evaluation of the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation and Turuki Health Care 2017-2018 pilot project to improve respiratory health outcomes for tamariki and their whānau, in four South Auckland schools.
Allen + Clarke worked with ChangeMakers Refugee Forum on an evaluation of the effectiveness of their driving training programme for refugee background women.
Allen + Clarke assisted the Office of the Health and Disability Commissioner to produce a map of mental health and addiction needs and the range of health services that respond to those needs.
Allen + Clarke worked with Crohn’s and Colitis New Zealand Charitable Trust to scope options for them to move to being a more membership-based organisation, as a way of securing a basic level of ongoing, sustainable funding to support their work.
Allen + Clarke worked with Amnesty International (New Zealand) to identify and prioritise domestic human rights campaign priorities.
