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Latest Submission
CHA’s Submission on HUD’s Long Term Insights Briefing: Implications of our Ageing Population for our Housing and Urban Futures
CHA responded to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development - Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga Long Term Insights Briefing on...
Latest Legislation
Healthy Homes Standards – Update
Healthy Homes Standards.pdf
Latest Report
Framework Guidelines on the right to a decent home in Aotearoa August 2021
Framework_Guidelines_on_the_Right_to_a_Decent_Home_in_Aotearoa_FINAL
Latest Research
Auckland City Mission World Food Day Research
ACM World Food Day Research 2020.pdf
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View Community Housing Aotearoa’s submissions, legislations, reports and research below.
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Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) is the peak body for the community housing sector that provides emergency, transitional, social and affordable housing as well as delivering the Housing First programme throughout New Zealand. We thank you for the opportunity to provide comment on the Bill.
Read the following document so you can be fully informed on the review.
Read Kay Saville-Smith's report on public housing supply over the last 50 years.
Read the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development's Q&A on the Healthy Homes Standards below:
Read the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development's Healthy Homes Standards table below:
Julia Bergman, Acting Deputy Chief Executive of Public Housing Supply, Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), released these new reports and factsheets:
Church Leaders urge Prime Minister to focus of Social Housing Delivery and more support for the Community Housing Sector.
The Ministry of Social Development commissioned the Study in 2016 to develop a baseline understanding of the services emergency housing providers deliver, and the characteristics and circumstances of the recipients of these services.
Read below the quarterly report from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development.
Compass Housing Services NZ commissioned independent research to ask their tenants what they thought about the services they were receiving and to ask for areas for improvement.