"Twenty-five years ago, around 30 per cent of new homes coming into the market were priced in the lowest quartile. Another 30 per cent of new homes were priced in the upper quartile. Today, only 5 per cent of new homes are priced in the lowest quartile. Nearly 60 per...
At the end of June there were 941 Auckland households on the social housing waiting list in category A, described as "at risk and including households with a severe and persistent housing need that must be addressed immediately". Read more here.
The collective are keen to play a big part in the development of the region's affordable housing. The development also includes social housing through a range of community providers, supported by a $29 million grant from the government's social housing fund. The...
The Government wants to hear from parties interested in: Transfer of existing HNZ properties and tenancies for ongoing social housing purposes (these may occur over several years, although they are interested in identifying the transfers that might follow Tauranga and...
This is worth looking at as the Government ..." are now rolling this approach out to the justice sector and social housing, which will give a more complete picture of both the problems and potential solutions." Read more here.
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Launched in 2011, the purpose of the event is to educate children from a young age about what it means to have a decent home to live in. Participation in the Build Challenge is free, and children can enter the competition and participate in fun events in their local...
General Manager of social development agency, Lifewise, says: “Youth homelessness is, sadly, a growing issue. It’s worse in the current economic climate with the numbers of families living in poverty, but it’s also an increasing problem in Auckland and Christchurch in...
Councillors will debate the proposal’s merits tomorrow but already senior citizen advocates are vowing to fight the move, saying any selloff could see Hamilton’s most vulnerable end up on the street. Read the full story on Stuff here.
Introduction Over the past few months and in the lead up to the 2014 General Election, ComVoices has consistently received feedback from community organisations that they are finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet. To help us gain more clarity around the...
The restructure is part of the Christchurch Housing Accord with the Government, which the Council ratified at its meeting today. Both the new entity and the Accord are aimed at better addressing the shortage of social housing in Christchurch and implementing the...
Built in partnership with the New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services, it’s a simple way for people to understand how growing income gaps affect them. Read more and use the tool here.
Young professionals from the Auckland branch of GHD recently joined forces with Habitat to help design and build two homes for Auckland families in housing need. Teams of volunteers from GHD contributed hundreds of hours of physical labour on the two houses over the...
The Network is seeking talented and committed individuals to join its innovative and strategic Leadership Group to guide Nga Iwi Katoa until it is legally established as a social enterprise and the governing board is in place. Find out more here.
NZCCSS has released the 19th Vulnerability Report. The report considers how older people (65+) are faring in communities and draws on official data on housing, superannuation, special grants for food and other needs, and compares this with the experiences of social...