2023
Released in September 2023 by the Mental Health and Addiction Wellbeing Cross-party Group.
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Addiction workforce development and leadership report
On behalf of Te Whatu Ora, Atamira Platform has prepared a report on the features and challenges for the addiction treatment sector in Aotearoa New Zealand and their impact on the workforce.
The report can be used in conjunction with other research and information to guide decision-making and planning for future workforce initiatives, ensuring that effective workforce development is available to support the addiction sector.
Please note that the views expressed in this document do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Te Whatu Ora.
- Platform Impact Report 2022-2023 - Captures some of the work we have done over the past year and the benefits of what collective impact can achieve for the MH&A sector as we work towards a system that recognises the vital role of community organisations, leadership, and connection.
2022
- Platform Impact Report 2021-2022 - Demonstrates our members' input into Platform's work, and shows how collective impact and action can adhere to Platform's strategic goals. The impact report covers our work from July 2021 to June 2022. It is an opportunity to highlight the significant work undertaken to support tāngata whaiora and whānau, amidst an unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.
2021
- Platform Impact Report 2020-2021- This gives you some of the highlights from the past year, and some of the work we are doing now, that will bring about more change in the future. This report highlights the benefits of membership with Platform and what we can achieve together for the MH&A NGO and community sector through collective impact. We look forward to working with you to keep making a difference.
2020
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Briefing to incoming Parliamentarians. This briefing paper was sent to all MPs after the 2020 election. It outlines key issues to the NGO mental health & addiction sector.
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Report prepared for the Cross-Party Mental Health and Addiction Wellbeing Group - Zero Suicide Report 2020
2019
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Potential Impact of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. This briefing paper provides information for members about the Royal Commission into Abuse in State Care. (PDF, 171KB)
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NGO Guide to PRIMHD (updated December 2019) (PDF, 1.7MB)
2018
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Using On Track to achieve system change: A case study of Whanganui DHB Mental health and addiction services This Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui and Platform report shares a snapshot of Whanganui DHB’s improvement journey to date, and outlines how they utilised On Track to inform their transformation work. (PDF, 6,071KB)
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Aspirations for the Aotearoa New Zealand We Want and Need. Platform's submission to the Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction (PDF, 7,991KB).
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Collaboration in the mental health and addiction sector (PDF, 163KB)
2017
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Fast Track: Discussion paper on challenges & opportunities for the mental health & addiction community support workforce. (PDF, 1.30MB)
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Fast Track Summary Version: Discussion paper, summary only, (PDF, 176KB)
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A Review of the Use of Social Outcome Indicators: Suggested improvements to the collection and use of national social outcome data in New Zealand. (Final report December 2016, released 2017) (PDF, 1,280KB)
2015
- On Track: Knowing where we are going is a road map for non government mental health and addition organisations. Download available on Te Pou website
2013
- Infographic: Profile of Alcohol & Other Drug Treatment Services in Aotearoa New Zealand. Click on picture below to link to detailed (PDF, 360KB)
- NGO-PRIMHD Capability Checklist Tool (updated 2013) (PDF 392KB)
This tool was developed by Hutt DHB Funding & Planning in conjunction with Platform Trust to assist mental health and addiction NGOs to assess organisational performance with specific regard to the collection of data for PRIMHD, reporting and use of information. The format of the tool is based on the ‘Health Check’, a tool that is used by the Wellington City Council to help local NGOs build strong and effective organisations and communities. - NgOIT - NGO Stories & Statistics (2013) (PDF, 1.28MB)
This publication describes the part that community non-government organisations (NGOs) play in New Zealand’s Mental Health and Addictions (MH&A) service system. It describes some of the activities of these essential services and offers some key facts. This publication is to provide greater insight into the work of the sector and to encourage greater dialogue and engagement between policy makers, funders, sector workers and the Government.
2012
- NgOIT - Towards Integration: Building an integrated mental health and addiction service (2012) (PDF, 387KB)
We believe that by building on each other's strengths the capacity of NGOs and primary care can be extended leading to improved outcomes for the people living in our communities. This report outlines six key directions that will enable us to progress towards this goal. - Chair and CEO Annual Report to Members (PDF. 136KB)
2011
- Chair's Annual Report to Members 2011 (PDF, 315KB)
- Key Messages for PRIMHD NGO Regional Coordinators (PDF, 64KB)
- Additional Information to Assist with the Interpretation of the National PRIMHD Codes (PDF, 714KB)
2010
- Frontline - the community mental health and addiction sector at work in New Zealand (PDF, 1.4MB)
This document describes key attributes of the mental health and addiction community sector. Its purpose is to stimulate interest and encourage increased sector, Government, and funder engagement. It shows that NGOs are innovators, run successful community enterprises that employ significant numbers of New Zealanders, are flexible, and well-placed to deliver the Government’s objectives while meeting the needs of individuals, families and communities.
2008
- NgOIT 2008 NGO-DHB Contracting Environment (PDF, 348KB)
This report reflects the experiences, issues and views from a range of community sector organisations that contract with DHBs to provide mental health and addiction services.
2007
- NgOIT 2007 Workforce Survey (PDF, 887KB)
This report provides information and analysis from the perspective of non government organisations who provide mental health and addiction services.
2005
- NgOIT 2005 Landscape Survey (PDF, 386KB)
The NGOit Landscape Survey represents a national collection of data provided by the sector about the current position of many of the NGOs delivering services in New Zealand. - Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act and the Disability and Mental Health and Addictions NGO Sector (PDF, 346KB)
Non government organisations play a crucial role in delivering health and disability services in New Zealand and the commissioning of this report represents a new collaborative environment within the sector.
2004
- Work in Practice (PDF, 409KB)
Best practice employment support services for people with mental illness. - Sei Tapu (PDF, 511KB)
An evaluation of the National Certificate in Mental Health (mental health support work) from a Pacific perspective.
2003
- Te Puawaitanga o Te Oranga Hinengaro (PDF, 558KB)
An evaluation of the National Certificate in Mental Health (mental health support work) from a Maori perspective. - Evaluation of the National Certificate in Mental Health Support Work (PDF, 699KB)
Case Consulting Ltd (December 2003).