Guidelines for furniture movers working with Kāinga Ora. While New Zealanders work together to eliminate COVID-19, here are some easy steps you can take to ensure you are doing everything you can to help stop the spread. Please follow these guidelines when visiting a Kāinga Ora home.
Guidelines when furniture movers are helping you shift. While New Zealanders work together to eliminate COVID-19, here are some easy steps you can take to ensure you are doing everything you can to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Please follow our guidelines to ensure your house is smooth and safe.
We are here to help Even though all our Kāinga Ora offices are currently closed, we are still open working remotely and here to help our customers. We know this can be a difficult time for New Zealanders so we are taking a very compassionate approach to how we continue our business. The wellbeing of our customers, staff and contractors continues to be our top priority.
Moving to your Kāinga Ora home. Following the Government’s announcement to enter Alert Level 3 in response to COVID-19, we can confirm that you are now able to move. However, under Alert Level 3, there will be some temporary changes to the way we work through your move, including signing the Tenancy Agreement and arranging the keys for your Kāinga Ora home.
Video: Discussion with UN Special Rapporteur on rights-based housing strategy, Guidance for your organisation operating at Alert Level 3, Upcoming sector meetings,
Kāinga Ora resources, Accommodation Supplement a broken tool - time for reform, HUD housing dashboard for March, The Shift Aotearoa on LVR loosening, In the news.
Resource 4: Checklist for extending bubbles at Alert Level 3.
This guidance prepared by Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) applies to activity permitted and/or advised under the Government’s Alert Level 3 response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Resource 3: Checklist: shared accommodation facilities and COVID-19 at Alert Level 3.
This guidance prepared by Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) applies to activity permitted and/or advised under the Government’s Alert Level 3 response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Community Housing Providers welcome government funding to keep vulnerable people housed
Community Housing Providers are welcoming the Government’s funding boost for homelessness as a key part of an affordable housing-led economic recovery.
Guidance for your organisation operating at Alert Level 3, Government advice, New government funding to house vulnerable people, Upcoming sector meetings, Haumaru Housing - going the extra mile, In the news.
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, any staff who feel unwell with one or more of the symptoms below need to self-isolate, call Healthline or their GP, and inform their manager as soon as possible.
Below is a decision tree to help clarify whether continued self-isolation is required and when someone is safe to return to work.