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• Redhill state home provided foundation for whānau to thrive

  The door is always open at Jeanette and Scotty’s home as they welcome you to sit at their kitchen table where Jeanette has lovingly set-up kai. Kāinga Ora housing support manager in Papakura, Chris credits the values his parents installed in him and his siblings growing up in their state home to where

• Students lay the foundation for a career in trades

  The Kāinga Ora Downer cadetship programme is winding up another successful year teaming school students up with maintenance contractors to learn the skills of a trade. , Papakura High School, Alfriston College, James Cook High School, Otahuhu College and Waiuku College. In term two, Azeala from Alfriston College jumped at the

• I never thought I’d need help with housing

  When a house fire left Ngarangi and her grandchildren with nothing, they found Kāinga Ora was there to help them start over. donated new beds and a lounge suite, Ngarangi devoted herself to house-hunting. Emergency housing was offered but because pets were not permitted, it would have

• Stepping up the response to housing need

  Kāinga Ora Chief Executive Officer Andrew McKenzie sets out three new approaches the agency is adopting to meeting familiar housing challenges. No human need is more fundamental than housing. A home is the base we build our lives on, and at Kāinga Ora we help meet this need for all New Zealanders. In

• Sunfield development not selected by Kāinga Ora

  Urban Development Act administrator Kāinga Ora has not selected the proposed Sunfield development in Papakura, Auckland, for assessment as a Specified Development Project (SDP) under the Urban Development Act (UDA) at this time.

• Ngā Kaupapa Whanaketanga Tauwhāiti

  E whakamana ana te Urban Development Act 2020 i a Kāinga Ora ki te tīmata, ki te whakahaere, ki te whakamahi hoki i te whanaketanga ā-tāone e āwhina ana i ngā hapori toitū, he whakauruuru, he momoho hoki. Porirua) and provided its project assessment reports and recommendations to the Minister of Housing and Minister of Finance (joint Ministers). In December 2024, the

• Ngā tauanga whare noho

  I ia hauwhā o te tau, ka whakaputaina e Kāinga Ora ngā huinga mōhiohio e rua mō ō mātou whare e whakahaeretia ana, mō ngā papanoho wātea hoki. To help meet demand for public housing, Kāinga Ora has underway the largest state housing build programme in decades with thousands of new homes delivered in

• Ngā urupare ki ngā tono OIA

  Ka tukuna e tēnei whārangi ngā urupare ki ētahi tono Official Information Act (OIA). I roto i tēnei ko ngā OIA mō ngā kaupapa he pānga tūmatanui, he whaitake hoki/rānei mō ngā take rangahau. February - KiwiBuild Christchurch [PDF, 251 KB] 24 February - Rotorua state houses [PDF, 168 KB] February - Housing statistics Papakura etc [PDF, 253 KB] February

• Boost to housing in Wairoa

  Wairoa’s housing stock is about to be transformed with earthworks on the Tihitihi Pā subdivision now underway. The two-hectare, 38-lot development, will sit between Kitchener and McLean Streets providing a range of much-needed new housing for whānau. The residential

• Ngā āhua o ngā whare noho

  Nā te aro a Kāinga Ora ki te whakatū kāinga hou ka whakatūria e mātou ngā tūmomo kāinga rerekē, rahinga rerekē kia pai ake te whakamahi i ō mātou whenua, te whakatutuki i te hiahia hangapori me te whakarite ka whiwhi kāinga te hunga e tino hiahia ana.