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Christchurch customers connect over kai

Fried rice and pita bread pizzas were just some of the culinary delights on the menu when tenants at a Kāinga Ora complex in Christchurch took part in a free course that offers tips on how to cook on a budget. , with Jacinta from Kingdom Resources, whips up a pita bread pizza. Tenants got together in the community room every Wednesday for four weeks, making the most of

Feeding our wild friends at the zoo

When two Kāinga Ora sites were cleared in West Auckland recently, we were delighted to be able to donate vegetation to the very hungry residents of Auckland Zoo. have ever had. We ended up filling three truckloads to capacity!” says Ruth. Browse also has uses beyond kai for animals. One of the ways zookeepers use browse

Growing kai and communities

Mum of two Sazshia, is now busy raising veggies alongside her children thanks to a partnership between Manawatū Food Action Network, UCOL and Kāinga Ora. one of 80 whānau in the Manawatū to receive a planter box through the initiative, which aims to improve wellbeing through kai security. After receiving the

Retrofit programme transforms thousands of older state homes

More New Zealanders are living in modernised, healthier homes, thanks to our retrofit programme, which recently reached a major milestone with the upgrade of its 3,500th state house. , providing better quality homes for whānau. Retrofit work takes 3-5 months and brings older homes up to modern standards while extending their lifespans by up to 50

Breathing new life into a ‘star’ of social housing history

A slice of social housing history has been retained with the opening of newly-refurbished apartments in Dunedin. forward to moving to his new home. As a resident of Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities’ Maitland St complex in Dunedin, he was one of 26 tenants told in 2018 by

How one planter box is making a difference

A simple planter box made in a prison workshop has made a meaningful difference in the life of a Kāinga Ora tenant in Dunedin. people enjoy that side of it as well, just connecting with others who are interested in the same thing,’’ says Kim. “Our approach reflects manaakitanga: showing

Thrift and connection – Diana inspires her neighbours

Avid knitter Diana has discovered an innovative way to use discarded plastic - she knits it into eye-catching bags and phone cases, which she gifts and sells within her community. things.  If one person makes one bag, that saves up to 90 bread bags going to landfill,” says Diana. Her husband Wallace has also gotten involved, sharing a

Kāinga Ora Graduate Programme

Are you a recent graduate or completing your degree in property, construction, build science, structural engineering, technology, planning or architecture? Graduate programme update - July 2024 We will not be offering our graduate programme in 2025. We will review this mid-2025 for graduate opportunities in 2026

Home is where the heart is

A place to call home is something Ruwayda and her seven children have longed for since arriving in New Zealand two years ago. Originally sharing three rooms in a motel to now living in their very own Kāinga Ora home, they are feeling happy and content. second stage is underway and includes 24 one- and two-bedroom walk-up units. A large community room, centrally located green area including a children’s playground and two bike sheds will complete the development. Ruwayda and her children

National Volunteer Week – shining a light on our volunteer superstars

It’s National Volunteer Week in Aotearoa and we’re putting the spotlight on some of our incredible customers who share their skills, expertise and time with others to help make their communities great places to live.
Check out just some of these great stories below ;   When Neil was growing up on a farm in Golden Bay, his parents instilled in him a core value: re-use anything you can and try not to let anything go to waste

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