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Now I can breathe

That was the response of one tenant who has just moved into a newly built Kāinga Ora home in Mathews Road, Gisborne. moved us into a motel in Gisborne. Then we were lucky enough to get a temporary house before we were moved into a cabin at a local motor camp. That’s where we

‘Auntie’ Faith’s fast fingers fly through the knitting

Every winter, kids at Motueka primary schools are toasty warm thanks to Faith’s speedy knitting skills. the children’s feet to give me an idea of what’s needed. I also get an outline of the children’s hands for the mittens. I can do two pairs of slippers in an

New homes make a difference for whānau with health challenges

Not having somewhere suitable to live is challenging for anyone, but when you are battling health issues, that challenge is compounded. progressively worse while he has been in the motel. It is now at the stage where his mobility is severely compromised, and he is using a mobility scooter to get

Accessible home brightens Lara’s life

A move to an accessible Mosgiel home for Lara and daughter Amelia has meant they can finally live life the way they want. can get in and out of the house easily. We go out and enjoy our neighbourhood more. “I can even take the rubbish out myself and go outside to sit on the deck

Kerry wants to give back to the community

About 20 years ago, Kāinga Ora customer Kerry started volunteering for the Salvation Army. The organisation had given her great support when she lost her job, so she wanted to give something back. why not get involved. If you think about it, how often do you come home and do nothing? There’s always an afternoon or evening where you can make it work

A new home brings new opportunities

Jack’s new home at a Kāinga Ora complex in New Plymouth has been life-changing in more ways than one. As well as having a stable place to call home, the complex’s community room has become the perfect place for Jack to focus on his future and take up new opportunities. about creating an environment where people from all walks of life can come together, learn new skills, access information, and form friendships.” Through YMCA

A new start: Laura's journey to a brighter future

A home can provide so much more than simply a roof over someone’s head – in fact, the right home can be truly life-changing. Just ask Hamilton woman Laura, who has regained her independence since moving into her new, accessible Kāinga Ora home. easily use. "I feel like a person again," Laura says with a smile. "This new home allows me to embrace my capabilities, not my limitations. Now I can get up, get

Community comes together for Waiata Wednesdays

Every Wednesday evening, Tamihana and friends gather to sing waiata, learn about Te Ao Māori and nurture their growing community. ), the weekly get togethers hold a special significance. “The first week I was here we had waiata. I was a professional singer for 60-odd years but I had an accident

Bookworm Janette opened a library for her neighbours

When Janette moved into her new Kāinga Ora home, she set up a library for all her neighbours. At Janette’s new apartment complex, there are nooks in the entrance space where neighbours can gather, with lounge chairs and built-in window seats. Janette

Young mum’s home ownership dreams come true

For Maddy, a Dunedin neonatal nurse and mother of two, owning a home and providing a stable base for her young family has been a long-held goal. conversation opened my eyes to what was available as a potential first home buyer. I was surprised to learn of the financial boosts you can get to help you onto the

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