Members

Community Housing Aotearoa does not provide housing, our members do. CHA’s members include community housing organisations, social service providers, developers, researchers, and many other organisations with a focus on community.

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Members’ Directory

New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness

New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness

The New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness (NZCEH) is an incorporated society that works towards ending homelessness in Aotearoa New Zealand.NZCEH's mission is to promote a society with ...
Nga Hau E Wha National Marae

Nga Hau E Wha National Marae

The Nga Hau E Wha National Marae is for every New Zealander and the vision of the Marae is:'Kia tū tēnei marae hei taonga mo ngā tāngata katoa, me te whakaōrite i ngā tikanga tino ātaahua o ...
Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust

Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust

OCHT was established by Christchurch City Council (Council) in 2016 to take over the day-to-day management of its social housing portfolio of approximately 2,300 social housing units. Council ...
Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust

Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust

Operating since 2007 QLCHT provides housing for low to moderate income households who contribute to the social, economic and environmental well-being of our District, but are genuinely ...
Rauawaawa Kaumātua Charitable Trust

Rauawaawa Kaumātua Charitable Trust

The Rauawaawa Kaumātua Charitable Trust was established in 1997 by a group of Kaumātua that identified a need for Kaumātua (55 years and over) culturally focussed, appropriate and accessible ...

Roderique Hope Trust

Roderique Hope Emergency Housing Trust was formed in 2016 to assist the growing number of homeless in Taranaki, especially whanau with children, who do not meet the criteria of other local ...
Spencer Henshaw Ltd

Spencer Henshaw Ltd

We help provide safer, warmer, better maintained homes for over 23,000 Kiwi families.Over 23,000 families rely on us to maintain their homes and keep them in good condition. Our people make a ...
Stepping Stone Trust

Stepping Stone Trust

Stepping Stone Trust is a not-for-profit Charitable Trust organisation that offers a range of community-based support services for adults, youth and families who live in Canterbury and are ...
Stevenson Village Limited

Stevenson Village Limited

Stevenson Village is a CHRA registered Community Housing Provider located in Howick, East Auckland. As part of the non-profit Howick Baptist Healthcare Group, our vision is to put caring first, ...
Stonewood Group

Stonewood Group

Stonewood Group have ambitious plans to provide more social housing across Aotearoa and are looking to partner with like-minded people and community housing providers to make this a reality. ...
Sustain & Enable

Sustain & Enable

Sustain & Enable is a Community Enterprise and Social Enterprise addressing market failures in housing and waste. We support and encourage people to care for the environment, do meaningful work, ...
Tāmaki Housing Association (THA)

Tāmaki Housing Association (THA)

Tāmaki Housing Association provides tenancy management services for social housing tenants in Glen Innes, Panmure and Pt England. We take a personalised approach to tenancy management and focus ...
Tauranga Community Housing Trust

Tauranga Community Housing Trust

WHO WE ARE Tauranga Community Housing Trust (TCHT) provides housing and a broad range of housing services. We work with people on low incomes who have serious housing needs. We also specialise ...
Te Hau Ora o Ngapuhi

Te Hau Ora o Ngapuhi

Te Hau Ora O Ngāpuhi facilitates and delivers important health services for all Ngāpuhi who live in Kaikohe and surrounding areas.Formerly know as Te Hau Ora O Kaikohe, the organisation was ...
Te Pā

Te Pā

As a kaupapa Māori organisation, Te Pā responds to community needs and vulnerable whānau. We have a substantial history working in the space of reintegration and social services and we pride ...
Te Roopu o Te Whanau Rangimarie o Tamaki Makaurau

Te Roopu o Te Whanau Rangimarie o Tamaki Makaurau

Te Runanga O Whaingaroa

Te Runanga O Whaingaroa

Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa was established in 1991 to access resources and deliver services for the whanau of Whaingaroa. Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa provides safe, quality, affordable rental ...

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Membership Benefits

  • CHA advocates on behalf of community housing organisations through submissions, policy positions, and government relations. 
  • Conferences and training at a reduced member rate
  • Fortnightly e-bulletins sent directly to your inbox
  • Access to the CHA quality assurance programmes, trainings, and advice 
  • Participation in member surveys and forums
  • Advance notices about new developments and initiatives.

The CHA Constitution sets out two categories of members – Full and Partner  these are defined below:

Full Membership

These are Iwi, Māori 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.

Partner Membership

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.

Join us by signing up below and pay online here

CHA provides the collective voice for community housing organisations so we can get on with providing homes. They provide the key messages we need heard about growing the community housing sector and how that can happen. CHA also keep us informed in a time when there’s a lot happening that we need to know about

CHA member, Alison Cadman, from Dwell Housing in Wellington

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39 The Terrace/102-112 Lambton Quay
PO Box 11543
Wellington 6142

04 385 8722

support@communityhousing.org.nz

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News

Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) COVID-19 Update 26 August 2021

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...

Newsletters

Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) Newsletter 25 July 2022

We pay tribute to Ricky Houghton's lifetime work legacy, a great  well respected leader a huge loss for our sector and Tai Tokerau community, Acknowledgement and farewell to Bernie Smith another strong leader and advocate all the best on your new journey,...

Community Housing Aotearoa newsletter 11 July 2022

Our CEO Vic Crockford reflects on matariki and the current situation with Covid. Our new Community Housing Aotearoa podcast is out - with the first episode featuring interviews with Dwell Housing Trust and CORT's respective chief executives and Penina Housing Trust...

Community Housing Aotearoa newsletter 27 June 2022

Our CEO Vic Crockford reflects on our past, while looking forward, Dwell Housing Trust's board is recognised for their sterling efforts, new research highlights NZ's ongoing housing challenges. Upcoming events include; the Community Housing Aotearoa MSD Training...

Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) Newsletter 13 June 2022

Kaupapakāinga: The potential for Māori cohousing, The Shift Directives - Leilani Farha, IN THE NEWS, EVENTS, National Volunteer Week, Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu, Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) | MSD Training Series - Session 3: Emergency Housing, Community Housing Aotearoa...

Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) Newsletter 30 May 2022

Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) Newsletter 30 May 2022, 2022 Minister of Health Volunteer Awards now open for nominations, Community Finance takes out Innovation in Finance award, Budget 2022 panel discussion, Two new Pacific roles at CHA, NRHCC - winter wellness and...

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Reports

The Emergency Housing Exploratory Study, January-February 2017

The Study describes the circumstances for emergency housing providers in the early days of the emergency housing funding model. Since the study, MSD and the new Ministry of Housing and Urban Development have implemented a number of changes to the emergency and...

Research

2.2 million households expected by 2038

Updated subnational family and household projections released today by Statistics New Zealand indicate future changes in the number and composition of families and households in New Zealand. One person living alone, or many people living together are examples of...

Review of emergency housing occupancy/tenancy agreements

Working alongside the Wellington (Emergency) Housing network, Te Waipounamu Housing Network, the Auckland Emergency Housing Network and the Tenants Protection Association, Christchurch, CHA will review current practice, relevant legislation and best practice to share...

BRANZ research on state of NZ homes

The latest House Condition Survey report has found about half of all houses lacked adequate insulation (47 per cent), contributing to many being damp and mouldy (49 per cent). It looked at 560 houses nationwide and weighted findings to represent the total number in...

New survey shows substandard rental accommodation

The latest HRV State of the Home Survey, conducted by research company Buzz Channel, has found 66 per cent of renters said their landlord either didn’t respond, failed to fix a problem, or “kind of made some effort to remedy an issue” they brought to their attention....

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Level 11, Ranchhod Tower,
39 The Terrace /
102-112 Lambton Quay
PO Box 11543
Wellington 6142

+04 385 8722

support@communityhousing.org.nz

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