The race to year end - but then what? Community Housing Aotearoa AGM and New Council Members, RTA and Healthy Homes Standards clarifications, Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) Close Down 2020/2021, In the news,
EVENTS, Housing Call to Action West Auckland - Christmas Lunch Invite, Inclusionary Zoning Workshop | 7 December 2020, Guidelines on the Right to Housing Workshop | 7 December 2020, Australasian Housing Institute (AHI) Webinar 7 December 2020 - 2pm - 3:30 pm (NZ time).
Community Housing Aotearoa and our subsidiary Community Housing Solutions have worked with numerous councils on housing needs assessments, strategies and task forces. A recurring theme from this work is the desire for additional tools to address unmet housing needs effectively. We know there is interest in understanding Inclusionary Zoning and how it might work in the New Zealand context. This interest was confirmed by the remit passed by Local Government New Zealand at its Annual General Meeting in 2020. We have developed this paper to progress a discussion of Inclusionary Zoning as one of the tools that can support our vision of ‘all New Zealanders well-housed’. This paper builds upon prior work we have undertaken ourselves and with others interested in improving the responsiveness of the housing system. We would like to thank Tanya Perrott for her preparation of this discussion document.
To further the discussion we plan to hold meetings, seminars and webinars to engage with all who are interested in finding solutions to the housing challenges we face. However, you do not need to wait for these events to share your thoughts.
Please email your ideas, proposals or questions to Chris Glaudel at
[email protected] to further this discussion.
CHA Council Nominees 2020
Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) AGM, Human Rights Commission releases Draft Guidelines on the right to a decent home, CHA releases Inclusionary Zoning discussion document, Limitations on whānau and child wellbeing: not having enough income, CHA welcomes new housing ministers, Government’s time to deliver on housing promises, Nelson City Council transfers community housing, Do you know about the Lottery COVID-19 Community Wellbeing Fund? Funding announcement: prestigious PhD scholarships, In the news, EVENTS.
Te Matapihi and Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA), Reminder Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) - Notice of AGM, Healthy Homes Standards, New Ministerial Announcements, Auckland Council considers Inclusionary zoning, Ngā Pōtiki - Progressive Home Ownership announcement for $7.2m, Introducing Te Whare Manawa Ora—Bays Community Housing Trust’s new model of what community looks like, Abbeyfield Royal Patron's Award presented in Nelson, Invitation to Partner for Emergency Housing Providers - deadline extended, In the news, Events, Australasian Housing Institute training opportunities, National Māori Housing Conference 2021.
The ink is now dry on a new partnership between Public Trust and New Zealand’s largest, open, impact investment platform, Community Finance. Public Trust is acting as Security Trustee to provide assurance and security to investors who join the growing global trend of doing good with their money.
Introducing Te Whare Manawa Ora—Bays Community Housing Trust’s new model of what community looks like.
Milestone in housing - Ngāti Toa now managing 902 homes, Te Matapihi - Release Māori Housing Issues, Māori Party Housing Policy, Māori Housing Scorecard, HUD Project-Specific Application for Funding - New form for Providers, Auckland City Mission World Food Day Research, Call for Papers - International Journal on Homelessness, In the news, EVENTS, Australasian Housing Institute training opportunities.
Tick for Kids has released a series of political scorecards focused on social policies to help voters make their decision on who they will vote for in the coming election. Tick for Kids asked New Zealand’s main political parties whether they support action on 40 evidence-based policies that the Tick for Kids members advocate for children’s and young people’s well-being.
The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) has today welcomed Labour’s announcement that if it is re-elected it will review and amend the Unit Titles Act as it will provide greater transparency for consumers when buying apartments or townhouses run by bodies corporate.