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UCOL | Te Pūkenga students design community spaces for Kāinga Ora customers

Kāinga Ora is upgrading 24 apartments at Brentwood Avenue in Palmerston North to make them warmer, drier and healthier. Rebecca Kinloch. “The students had listened carefully and undertaken a lot of research to develop their designs. They were all well-presented too.” Real-life

Kāinga Ora Graduate Programme

Are you a recent graduate or completing your degree in property, construction, build science, structural engineering, technology, planning or architecture? you real life experience in worthwhile projects that impact better outcomes for New Zealanders, and will provide a solid foundation for a successful career with

Nine new Kāinga Ora homes for Timaru

Timaru whānau will soon be moving into nine new, warm and dry homes on Tyne Street Essex Streets, with the construction of the two-bedroom Kāinga Ora homes now complete. customers with mobility issues. “The solar panel systems are going to make a real difference to people living here, by driving down the cost of their power bills

Art passion helps overcome challenges

Faced with challenges throughout his life, Stuart turned to his passion for airbrushed art to help get him through. Now with a Kāinga Ora home as a stable base and his cat Little One by his side, he’s been able to hone his skills to produce some incredible artwork. thriving there. “It’s been the perfect base for me to focus on my wellbeing and has given me the freedom to work on my art,” says Stuart. “I’m really enjoying

New homes for Gisborne from trade academies

Six brand new, healthy homes built by three trade academies have arrived at Kāinga Ora sites in Gisborne. win-win for everyone. Families in need get a well-built home, communities get an increase in the number of qualified trades people and students get real world

Kāinga Ora prepares to sell land in Tauranga

Kāinga Ora is progressing plans to sell its vacant land at Ferncliffe Farm in Tauranga’s Tauriko West as part of its focus on being a financially sustainable social housing provider. . The next step in the sales process is to appoint a real estate agency to sell the remainder of the land on the open market early next year. An open and

Family put financial challenges behind them and set sights on first home

After struggling for years to keep on top of their bills, Larry and Lave have sorted their finances and set their sights on buying their own home. dollars in debt,” Larry says. For Lave, having to make the choice between avoiding late payment fees or paying for groceries was a real wake up call. “All of

Local students brighten holidays with handmade Christmas cards for the community

The festive season started with a special surprise for over 250 customers and their neighbours, hand-delivered by Kāinga Ora staff early December. with my class again!” Parkland School in Palmerston North was also thrilled to be part of this initiative. “We saw this as a beautiful opportunity for real

WelTec students building skills, homes and futures

Four Whanganui families will soon get the keys to new homes in Harper Street and Puriri Street that were built for them by Wellington Institute of Technology (WelTec) students preparing for jobs in the construction industry. , communities get an increase in the number of qualified tradespeople, and students get real-world skills building an actual house under supervision.”  &nbsp

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