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COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) Information for a suspected case who is not tested.
You have been seen by a doctor or nurse who thinks you have symptoms of COVID-19 but has decided not to do a test for COVID-19.
Getting the help and support you need, Everything you need to know in one place.
Learn the simple steps you can take to unite against the virus and slow its spread, see what help is available and get the latest advice and updates at Covid19.govt.nz.
Visual Five Minute Wellbeing Planner LC
Visual Checklist Going Home Safely
Video: Looking to a housing-led recovery, Preparing to move to Alert Level 3,
Language resources and guidance, Upcoming sector meeting, CHA Council meeting, Video: Easing the anxiety of isolation, Fale Pasifika 0 Aoraki: the importance of maintaining contact, Lessons during lockdown: CNSST's support for tenants, Video: Auckland City Mission helping people into emergency and transitional accommodation, Christchurch Council approves up to $25 million loan for new social housing, New CEO for Lifewise.
Haumaru provides an update for Tenants – Level 3: Restrict
Aneta Rangirangi, CEO of Auckland-based Te Whānau Rangimarie, says anxiety linked to isolation is one of the biggest issues families are struggling with under the Covid-19 restrictions.
Susan Jenkins, Executive Officer of Abbeyfield New Zealand, shares these two examples of local connections and kindness, which she says shows the strength of communities when help is needed.
Community housing across New Zealand has moved into unknown
territory due to the COVID-19 Alert level 4 lockdown. It is anticipated
that this will be particularly relevant around the issue of tenant levels
of anxiety.
Tai chi, English lessons, parenting courses, employment and mental health consultations – the innovative ways one community housing provider has found to support tenants online during the Covid-19 lockdown.
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