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  • Extra support for customers as repair work begins

    A dedicated team of housing support staff is making sure that Auckland customers get the support they need while their flood-damaged homes undergo repairs. have been vacated and the customers permanently rehoused, but in many cases customers will be living in their homes while repairs are carried out. “All the

  • Fixing flood-damaged homes new priority

    With the floodwater receding, Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities is gearing up to repair its flood-damaged Auckland houses as quickly as possible so customers can return to their homes. -damaged houses repaired as quickly as possible so that customers can return to their homes. "However, the volume of homes needing repairs means it is going to

  • Maintaining your home

    Maintaining your Kāinga Ora home, making disability modifications and what to know when tradespeople are visiting your home. your home in good structural condition - we have an ongoing maintenance programme for all our properties do any urgent repairs as quickly as possible check that

  • Housing offers for customers unable to return home

    Good progress is being made on rehousing families from the properties belonging to Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities that were worst affected by the Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods. have so far from property assessments, the large majority of the flood-damaged homes we have in Auckland can be lived in while repairs are organised and carried

  • Sew far sew good – Repair Café helping build community

    It’s a humming hive of activity as the monthly Repair Café at Te Mātāwai opens its doors for 2025. Volunteers Sally and Gloria, who live nearby, head up the sewing table and it’s not long before queues of people are waiting patiently for them to work their magic. and an estimated $1,500 worth of items saved with partial repairs. It’s a win-win and everyone involved is looking forward to what 2025 will bring.”

  • Salu’s whānau settle back in, a year after the Auckland Anniversary flooding

    The new year signalled a happy start for Salu and her family as they settled into their renovated home. Now they can relax and look to the future rather than worry about the past. and had to move into temporary accommodation. But with repairs complete and extensive renovations done, the family were able to move back into their home in the

  • Wellbeing checks well received

    We know it has been a confusing and possibly upsetting time for our tenants and their whānau, with the change to a Level 4 Alert as a result of COVID-19 so we’re reaching out to check in on them. Support Centre is open and our maintenance contractors are carrying out essential and emergency repairs in our homes. A small number of tenants we’ve spoken to

  • Transforming how we maintain and care for our homes

    To provide warm, dry and healthy homes in a financially sustainable way, we are transforming how we upgrade our older homes and maintain our portfolio of over 75,000 properties. looking closer at what can be either repaired or replaced, so that we are choosing the most appropriate level of maintenance for the job. This has already

  • New homes partnership a win for all involved

    New homes are being built as part of an ongoing partnership between Kāinga Ora and the Department of Corrections. repairing those damaged in the disaster. Homes were transported to Rolleston Prison, where they would be repaired and eventually returned to Christchurch sites

  • Repairs ‘not viable’ for some flood-damaged Auckland homes

    Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities has made the call to remove rather than the repair a small number of Auckland homes extensively damaged in the Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods. the damage and looking at long-term plans for redevelopment, we have decided repairing many of these homes is not a viable option. We have made the decision