Shining a light on homelessness and what we can do about it.
10 October is World Homeless Day, an opportunity to draw attention to the needs of people experiencing homelessness and provide opportunities for communities to respond.
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September 12, 2019 | News Media release - Community Housing Aotearoa “Putting families into motels is a temporary fix for desperate ...
Home and Housed
A Vision for Social Housing in New Zealand
Shelter is one of the most basic human needs, but a home is much more than the place where we hang our hat: it gives our lives stability and permanence and contributes materially to our physical and social well-being.
Government’s fresh approach to progressive home ownership offers new hope for Kiwi families
Community Housing Aotearoa, Communications boost for CHA, ACHPN hosts site visits to showcase up and coming developments in Auckland, Housing developments in Manurewa, Auckland, CORT's Housing Development, Accessible Properties, Emerge Aotearoa and Penina Health Trust, Salvation Army, CORT, Congratulations to the Australasian Housing Industry 2019 Professional Excellence in Housing Awards, Homes for the homeless in Whangarei, $2.7 million to support new Tauranga papakāinga
We Believe, Housing Works June / July 2019 Spotlight on NZ, Housing Foundation Delivers Ownership in Tamaki, More measures to help those facing homelessness, Ministry of Business Innovation and Business (MBIE) provides 120 Building Code compliance standards online for free, Nelson City Council - Community Housing Divestment - Registration of Interest 2019, Providing relief for homeless in Hutt region, Radical Rethink Of Our Cities Will Improve Urban Wellbeing, New research links poor housing to hospital admissions, New research supports CPAG’s call for a housing WOF, New homelessness measures a positive step forward
The Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity, Housing Foundation and Community Housing Aotearoa are today welcoming the Green Party’s support for a government-backed rent to own programme, a pathway to home ownership already operated by Community Organisations and advocated for by the affordable home ownership initiative KiwiBuy.
Background
The Family Violence (Amendments) Act 2018 and the Family Violence Act 2018 improve the legislative framework for addressing family violence by giving priority to the safety of victims, including children, and preventing perpetrators from inflicting family violence. The Family Violence Act 2018 replaces the Domestic Violence Act 1995.
