Wellington Homeless Women’s Trust Disappointed to Be Celebrating Fifth Birthday
“While it is a great achievement that the charity has been running a financially sustainable model for the last five years, it is frankly disappointing that our service is still needed,” said Kirsten Patterson, Chair of the Board for the Trust. “Over the last five...CHRA’s Annual Monitoring and Reporting Framework 2018-19
Read CHRA’s monitoring framework here: Annual Monitoring and Reporting Framework 2018-19.pdfNew Zealand Green Building Council’s report on the budget lock-up
Kia ora All the news today has been about the Government’s 2018 Budget. I was in the lock-up, and was able to get the details directly from the Finance Minister before he stood up in Parliament to announce the Government’s intentions to the nation. Below is our...More Kōtuitui Places needed please – CHA
Nearly 300 houses will be developed over the next five years as part of the Kōtuitui Place development. This project is being driven by Ākitai Waiohua and the Puhinui partnership of the New Zealand Housing Foundation, Te Tumu Kāinga and CORT Community Housing, along...Announcement of Ministerial Advisory Group on Housing and Urban Development
Here is the list of participants. Here are the Terms of Reference: MAG Terms of Reference FINAL.pdf![MSD’s Public Housing: Update](https://communityhousing.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Screen-Shot-2021-06-10-at-1.45.02-PM-e1623816032332.png)
MSD’s Public Housing: Update
May has been a big month for the Public Housing sector. On 4 May, the Prime Minister and Minister Twyford announced a $100 million investment into tackling homelessness this winter, and Thursday’s budget announcement gave us insight to the Government’s long-term plan...![Residential Tenancies (Prohibiting Letting Fees) Amendment Bill](https://communityhousing.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Submissions-1080x675.jpeg)