HCHA Visual Performance Impact Report 2024-2025
Home and Community Health Association
Sector evidence
Sector body
10 August 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
New Zealand
High confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
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Short Answer
One-page HCHA impact dashboard linking advocacy, influence and insight to government engagement, member communications, research partnerships, technology education and evidence-informed funding work.
Key Points
- •The dashboard records 34 ministerial meetings, 15 submissions, 36 events, six site visits, 12 newsletters and 133 member emails.
- •Named partners include interRAI researchers, Te Tāhū Hauora, the HQSC HCSS experience survey, HiNZ and Ageing Australia.
- •HCHA describes technology and sector education as supporting sustainable, efficient service delivery.
- •Activity counts are HCHA-reported impact measures and do not establish procurement or funding authority.
Full Summary & Notes
One-page HCHA impact dashboard linking advocacy, influence and insight to government engagement, member communications, research partnerships, technology education and evidence-informed funding work.
Document Details & Metadata
Related Resources
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