September 11, 2017 | News Here's our latest newsletter that looks at: A report from August's Auckland Housing Summit, a profile on Tau and Kelly who are Housing Foundations 100th family housed, and building the capacity of the community housing sector, plus much, much more.
Government have announced where Housing First funding, announced in Budget 2017, will be expanded to.
Community leaders in Porirua have expressed concern about the reduction of Housing NZ stock by 4000 over the last two years.
The Ministry of Social Development has announced it’s allocating $18 million towards the construction of supportive housing for the homeless on the Auckland City Mission’s Hobson Street site.
Moira Lawler fears a future problem is looming if the government can't come up with a solid strategy. The National Party has pledged two funding boosts to tackle homelessness, injecting $27 million into the Auckland City Mission to help them build a new 80-unit complex and funding Housing First in the regions.
Te Urumingi Whanau Trust on the Whanganui river are building pumice-block homes with support from the Maori Housing Network.
We will be holding our AGM in Wellington this year at Te Wharewaka o Poneke – 2 Taranaki St. You can find nomination forms, agenda and election details here.
The Government will provide $27 million to help Auckland City Mission build a new 80-unit complex in the heart of Auckland to house some of the city’s most vulnerable people, Social Housing Minister Amy Adams has announced
In this immersive documentary, discover the real stories and real data behind what this means for the future of our country.
We are looking for an Executive Administrator to support Community Housing Aotearoa in the great work we do on behalf of New Zealand’s community housing sector.
