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We can adapt the look, feel and tone of voice of the simpact AI reports to align with your brand guidelines, incorporating your photos, videos and graphics to ensure it feels authentic to you and your community.

YES Disability +
Shore Junction

YES Disability Resource Centre and Shore Junction share a single vision "Empowered youth leading the future."

YES Disability has a twenty-year foundation: a disabled-led resource centre on Auckland's North Shore that helps families, whānau and disabled people navigate a complex system, and that grew a national youth-leadership movement, I.Lead.

Shore Junction is what that foundation made possible: a free, universal youth innovation hub, co-designed by young people, that opened its doors five years ago.

Black Creatives Aotearoa

Black Creatives Aotearoa (BCA) was founded in 2018 and over the past four years we have seen exponential growth. Our community of over 600 members reflect incredible skill and talent, huge cultural knowledge and formidable presence. Our mission is to contribute to a transformational future where our members and their communities are given the resources, time and support to make their dreams, aspirations and their deeply audacious goals a reality right here in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Pūmanawa Awhina | Community Connect

Impact Report 2023-2024

Pūmanawa Āwhina, known as Community Connect is an initiative that works with communities using physical activity and recreation for community and social development to deliver human and social outcomes.

Cover page of Impact Report 2023-2024 for Pūmanawa Āwhina|by Community Connect, featuring photos of community members, outdoor activities, and a tent at a community event.

Pūmanawa Awhina | Community Connect

Impact Report 2024 - 2025

Pūmanawa Āwhina, known as Community Connect is an initiative that works with communities using physical activity and recreation for community and social development to deliver human and social outcomes.

Open laptop displaying a community organization report with photos and text, featuring a table of contents and messages from leadership, with a community sports team photo on the left.

Onehunga Community
Recycling Centre

The Onehunga Community Recycling Centre (CRC) is a vibrant, Māori and Pasifika-led hub dedicated to fostering zero-waste living in Tāmaki Makaurau. Located at 37 Victoria Street, Onehunga, the centre offers a wide range of services including recycling drop-offs for items such as e-waste, plastics, glass, and textiles, as well as a Reuse Shop featuring upcycled furniture and construction materials. Beyond its environmental mission, the CRC serves as a community space with a café, education centre, and repair workshops, promoting sustainability and providing employment opportunities.

Cover page of a report titled 'Onehunga Community Recycling Centre' with a background of green trees and a slogan 'Inspiring our communities to Zero Waste living'.

Voice of Aroha

A group of former refugees and members of local communities came together to establish a multimedia platform which provides a platform for the diverse communities in Wellington. We aim for us all to collectively contribute by learning from each other about the issues affecting our communities. We conduct interviews, podcast, and programs benefiting communities. We also share information about events happening around Wellington and across Aotearoa New Zealand.

Voice of Aroha report preview

Seed Waikato

Seed Waikato is a movement that aims to unite young people under a common vision. To build a collective who redefine what it means to be young, here and now. Who challenge, inspire, and encourage each other. We want to create and highlight the spaces and opportunities needed to make the vision a reality.

Cover of a report titled 'Seed Waikato' with a yellow overlay featuring a group of smiling people at an indoor event, some raising their hands, in the background.

Igniting Potential in Rangatahi (IPIR)

Pūmanawa Āwhina (Community Connect) was founded in 2016 alongside NZ Police to provide free recreational activities in communities facing social challenges. Through sports, arts, music, and culture, we create safe, inclusive spaces for rangatahi.

Igniting Potential in Rangatahi builds on this foundation, offering mentorship, recognition, and lifelong opportunities to support youth development. Backed by Sport NZ’s Balance is Better and the AWHI principles, our programme equips young people with the skills and confidence to thrive personally and professionally.

A group of people gathered for a community event, posing for a photo at Rangatahi (IPIR) Programme, with text overlay about a partnership pitch proposal in Pumanawa Awhina.

Good Bitches Baking (GBB)

“Spreading kindness, one treat at a time.”

In order to continue their mission of spreading kindness to Kiwis who are going through a tough time, Good Bitches Baking asked simpact AI to help them prepare a targeted partnership proposal for an Aotearoa based brand with aligned values.

The partnership proposal took insights from the assets GBB supplied, including their existing reports and existing partnership agreements, and notes from our information gathering interviews.

The simpact team used AI tools to extend our understanding of the potential partner, explore exactly where alignments and opportunities lay, and to sharpen up content for a targeted slide deck.

The partnership proposal was drafted, presented to the GBB team, then refined with human sensitivity to a point where GBB could take over to make any further tweaks in preparation for approaching this valuable relationship.

Of course, the proposal is confidential so we cannot share, though we wish GBB the best of luck in aligning with this brand!

Website open on laptop screen showing a person piping pink frosting onto a cake, with cupcakes beside. The page features a logo with a fork and spoon, the text 'good bitches BAKING', and the title 'Baking a Kinder Aotearoa' in pink, along with additional text about a strategic partnership proposal.

Iti Rearea Collective

The Iti Rearea Collective is an Aotearoa New Zealand-based initiative that empowers aspiring ethnic migrant and refugee-background entrepreneurs. Born from a community co-design workshop, its core mission is to remove the systemic barriers that prevent these communities from achieving financial independence and social inclusion.

Cover page of a report titled 'Three-Year Pilot Impact Report (2021-2024)' by ITI REAREA Collective, featuring a group of diverse people raising their hands outside a yellow building.

The Flying Geese Charitable Trust

The Flying Geese charitable trust's purpose is to support culture, traditional and contemporary arts and encourage new forms of arts, culture and engagement. They are are committed to uplifting and supporting Māori, Pasifika and other indigenous communities so they feel proud and they belong.

The Flying Geese are passionate about assisting Māori, Pasifika and other indigenous communities tell their stories as language holders, kaitiaki, entrepreneurs and healers.

Finally, they support equity in Aotearoa and abroad through wayfinding programmes.

Laptop screen displaying the cover of The Flying Geese Charitable Trust Impact Report 2024/25, featuring an image of a red sailing ship on water with crew members.

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