Auckland Community Housing Trust primarily assists low income families and people with mental health needs into housing that is affordable and meets their requirements.
Auckland Community Housing Trust provides sustainable rental choices, as well as flexible and responsive maintenance solutions for their tenants.
The CHA Constitution sets out two categories of members – Full and Partner – these are defined below:
These are Iwi, Maori and Pacific Island and Community or voluntary housing organisations and groups which are either:
a) Providers of Community housing, or
b) Groups intending or seeking to become providers of Community- housing, or
c) Groups of residents/tenants of community housing, or
d) Groups which advocate for Community housing or residents of Community housing as part of their work.
The annual fee for Full Members is based on your organisation’s gross income:
1. Up to $1m, the fee is $500 +GST
2. From $1m to $5m the fee is $1,000 +GST
3. $5m and over the fee is $1,500 +GST per annum.
These are individuals, local authorities, private development companies, and other private and public entities which invest, operate, own or develop affordable, Community and/or Social housing.
If you have a question about which category of membership you should apply for, please contact us to discuss.
The annual fee for Partner Member is fixed at $250 + GST per annum.
The membership year is from 1 Jan – 30 Dec.
CHA_CaseStudy_Salvation Army.pdf
CORT CEO Peter Jeffries and tenant Carla Vauvale Forty-three families, who had been on the housing emergency waiting list, are moving into new rental properties this December. These homes were built by non-profit group CORT Community Housing in Papakura, Auckland....
Narrative transformation issues paper 2, Feb 2021.pdf
Constitutional transformation issues paper 1, Feb 2021.pdf
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BIM Housing CHA 17 Dec 2020 final.pdf
CHA Level 4 Guidance Document 8 September Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) has put together this document to consolidate information, contacts, resources and advice to help you in your day to day service delivery and decision making. It will be updated as new...
Message from CHA's Chief Executive, Productivity Commission Submission - Include Housing in the Terms of Reference, CHA's support for members, sharing ideas and issues, Ministry of Health information and advice, Government support for your organisation, important...
Message from CHA's Chief Executive, CHA's support for members, Ministry of Health information and advice, Government support for your organisation. Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) COVID-19 Update 23 August 2021
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For 38 years Monte Cecilia Housing Trust has been a voice for housing justice. Now, with the housing crisis worsening it’s more important than ever that people and the government listen to what they’re saying. Monte Cecilia Case Study
Message from Chief Executive, Support for Members, CHA Regional Event Series, #right2housing - Episode 2, Community Finance named as finalists at Sustainable Business Awards, Feedback sought on draft strategy and planning policy for housing measures, An update on the...
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Warm Welcome for CHA's new Chief Executive, CHA Regional Event Series, Masterclass Webinar on Place-based initiatives: Save the Date! Government Reinstates Operating Supplement. On-going Engagement Underway - HRC Framework Guidelines on the #right2housing in Action....
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Regional Event Series, 90 New Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust Homes Completed On Time On Budget, Productivity Commission - Request for Feedback on Terms of Reference, In the News, EVENTS. CHA Newsletter 19 July 2021
CHA's Submission on Natural and Built Environments Act's Exposure Draft. CHA emphasizes the importance of the NBA enabling Local Authorities to utilize Inclusionary Zoning programmes or any additional tools for value-capture to ensure new development delivers the...
FINAL CHA Submission - A fair chance for all inquiry topics
CHA Submission UD Bill Feb 2020 - 14 Feb copy.pdf
MHC Submission - FINAL.pdf
CHA Final Submission Kainga Ora Homes and Communities Bill 11 July 2019.pdf
RTA COP May 2021 summary.pdf
Bright-line test proposed changes.pdf
Interest deductions on residential property income proposed changes.pdf
RMA Replacement 10 February 2021 FINAL.pdf
Healthy Homes Standards.pdf
Framework_Guidelines_on_the_Right_to_a_Decent_Home_in_Aotearoa_FINAL
Aratohu_tika_tangata_ki_te_whai_whare_rawaka_i_Aotearoa_FINAL
Report on the Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housong on her Visit to New Zealand
The Te Whakaruruhau Report establishes the peak body services to the Homelessness Sector by Te Matapihi he Tirohanga mō te IwiTrust and Community Housing Aotearoa. The report can be found here: Te Whakaruruhau September 2020
CHRA-Assessment-Final-Report-March-2020.pdf
Accommodation-Supplements-AHFG-Report-Final-for-Embargoed-Release_(1)(1).pdf The authors are Kay Saville-Smith (CRESA) and Ian Mitchell (Livingston & Associates). The findings are based on data from the 2019 Household Economic Survey which enabled the researchers...
ACM World Food Day Research 2020.pdf
http://www.buildingbetter.nz/publications/contestable_research_projects/Saville-Smith_2018_following_the_money.pdf
Email from Scott Gallacher regarding methamphetamine findings 30 May 2018.pdf
This report looks at the question: why don’t landlords choose features that exceed the minimum building standards and what are the enablers to changing this? The aim is to identify the barriers to an improved rental stock and potential solutions to overcome the...
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