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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. , recently. The partnership sees both Government entities contributing to solving the housing shortage while providing skills and employment opportunities for

“Our lives have changed” Hastings customers thrive with community and connection

A warm, safe, permanent home really does change the lives of the people who live in them – just ask Paula, Fia and their families. to help with my baby and play with my little girls.” “Recently we have been harvesting asparagus. When we have some spare or get other free things from the

Good progress delivering new public homes in Tairāwhiti

Civil defence assessments indicate that very few of Kāinga Ora’s 1,320 state homes in Tairāwhiti have been affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. home and that is why so many organisations in Tairāwhiti are working at pace to address the housing need,” Naomi says Kāinga Ora is just one of 16 partner

Close to Home tenant newsletter

Close to Home is a tenant newsletter supported by Kāinga Ora. Read about local communities, recipes, tips, advice and staying safe around the home. English [PDF, 3.9 MB] Te reo Māori [PDF, 3.9 MB] Chinese [PDF, 3.9 MB] Samoan [PDF, 3.9 MB] Tongan [PDF, 484 KB] @Home Spring 2025 @home spring edition (external

More new homes possible for Northland through Whangārei infrastructure investment

Key transport upgrades in Whangārei will be supported by $10.3 million from the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF) – unlocking more land for new homes, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and Housing Minister Megan Woods announced today. This investment in critical infrastructure is expected to open up approximately 160 hectares of greenfield land for residential development, to support

Supporting you in your home

We’re here to support you and your whānau in your Kāinga Ora home with a genuine focus on wellbeing. Support Manager as your neighbour, but they work together as part of the same group or Awhi Rito. As always, your Housing Support Manager is there to help – give them

Community organisations pitch in for social housing tenants

A once under-utilised green space in Masterton has been transformed into a new playbox, planter boxes and a community noticeboard – thanks to local community groups and businesses banding together. in the laughter, and be part of a community that’s growing stronger together.” To support neighbours stay connected, healthy and active, Nuku Ora will continue

Regional New Zealand's largest social housing development

Ninety-five new warm, dry and healthy homes have been completed in Whangārei. They will provide stable housing for around 320 people, making it our biggest social housing development built outside the main centres. people stability and a chance to plan for the future. For many whānau, this is a big step forward.” The homes are designed to support affordable, everyday living

Josh’s journey to supporting others

When Josh was going through one of the most difficult moments of his life, rather than focusing solely on his own journey, his thoughts turned to how he could help others in the same situation. because I wanted to come back but, in the end, I never left – I left hospital with a job,” Josh jokes. Josh now works part time as a peer support worker for the

Greys Ave (Te Mātāwai)

The Te Mātāwai state housing development in Central Auckland provides a supportive environment to enable residents to connect and be active members of the community. sense of purpose and belonging. The activities and communal spaces at Te Mātāwai are designed to support a diverse community people to take part in the vibrant

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