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• 100,000 native plants to help grow local careers

  Over the next three years the Environmental Cadetship programme will help local residents from eastern Porirua gain valuable qualifications and on-the-job training, whilst seeing more than 100,000 native plants planted through Bothamley and Cannons Creek parks. Rangatira) along with local jobs and skills providers Le Fale, Mahi Toa and Rāranga Building Careers. “Te Rā Nui has always been so much more than building warmer

• Hundreds more on the tools through apprenticeship programmes

  More than 500 budding tradespeople have been supported into careers over the past two years due to Kāinga Ora apprenticeship programmes. . “This Government’s investment in apprenticeships is about creating jobs and opportunities for young people, stimulating local economies and creating an ongoing

• Apartments widen the range of public housing in Rotorua

  Good progress continues at Kāinga Ora’s Ranolf Street and Malfroy Road public housing development, with three-storey apartments in planning for the corner of the well located site. people can enjoy living in a prime location that connects well to jobs, education, services and transport. These are high quality, architecturally designed

• Love of Sāmoan language leads to lifetime of helping

  When Tiresa was growing up, she wanted nothing more than to keep her first language, Sāmoan, alive. Pasifika Mātua Olympics event being held in September. Tiresa volunteered alongside her different paid jobs, before her health started to deteriorate. That’s

• New partnership to bolster construction industry and housing supply in Marlborough

  Picton is set to become the home of a new construction academy thanks to a partnership between Kāinga Ora and Queen Charlotte College. pathways for our rangatahi to skilled and well-paid jobs. The skills they’ll learn will set them up for success in the jobs they go into and they’ll also build

• Housing Acceleration Fund to increase supply of homes

  The Government today announced its Housing Acceleration Fund to help increase the supply of houses and improve affordability for home buyers and renters. Residential Development Response Fund. This Fund was originally established to cushion the impact of COVID-19 on construction sector activity and jobs, but has

• Dave’s toy-making skills bring a spark of joy

  For the past two years, wooden toys carefully created in Dave’s North Canterbury home workshop have brightened up the lives of kids in need. . Kāinga Ora maintenance partners complete more than half a million maintenance jobs a year – roughly one every minute, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In Dave’s

• A great place to grow

  Our workforce of dedicated professionals is made up of a diverse group of people who come from all walks of life and have a wide range of skills and experience. Our jobs are interesting and fulfilling, and provide unique opportunities to make a positive difference in the lives of vulnerable New Zealanders. We're

• House built at Rimutaka Prison for a whānau in need

  One of the first houses to be built at Rimutaka Prison, as part of a partnership between Kāinga Ora and WelTec, will soon be transported to its permanent site. themselves by earning skills and qualifications which can help them gain good long-term jobs when they are released”. “This in turn gives them a better chance

• Maintaining your home

  Maintaining your Kāinga Ora home, making disability modifications and what to know when tradespeople are visiting your home. from the comfort of your home. You can view the status of existing jobs in the "Current Maintenance" section. Urgent repairs are problems that affect your health