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• Kāinga Ora Strategic Engagement

  Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities is working on some of our key strategies and would like to invite our partners and stakeholders to attend our online engagement hui and / or engage with us online. engagement hui and / or engage with us online. Kāinga Ora is a developing organisation, and our teams have been working hard toward our vision: Building better

• Palmerston North welcomes 50 new homes and a community space

  Today, the local community came together to mark the completion of 50 new two-, three- and four-bedroom homes and a community space at North Street in Palmerston North. Rangitāne have kindly gifted the name ‘Te Raki Pae Ora’ to this development, meaning the northern abode of activity and light. The name ‘Whare Manaaki’ was

• Sights set on plumbing apprenticeship for students

  Two Year 12 students from Auckland Seventh Day Adventist School, Maio and Jojo, have spent the school holidays on the road with Ubend Plumbing as cadets, taking part in the Kāinga Ora Spotless cadetship programme. the plumbing industry. In 2019 former De La Salle student Chris, took part in the cadetship program 3 times, He’s been employed with Ubend for two years as an

• Kāinga Ora and Spotless celebrate biggest ever cohort of young Māngere cadets

  Seventeen-year-old sisters Tarial, Salote and Aliitasi Seuteni were busier than usual during the term one school holidays; they spent them getting up early and learning how to wire in lights and install ovens. The sisters were among 35 youth, including five young women, recognised at a recent awards ceremony for their involvement in the Māngere Development

• 12 new public homes for Gisborne whānau

  Twelve new public homes were blessed by Tairāwhiti kaikarakia Morehu Pewhairangi recently before whānau move in. Road and Mary Street have come from the Iconiq Building Academy based at Gisborne Airport. Homes in De Costa Avenue and another one in Grafton Road have come from

• It’s not just computers, it’s community

  Kāinga Ora is focused on supporting customers to live well in their homes and one of the ways we do this is by connecting customers to local initiatives within their own communities. were digitally disconnected – they did not have access to the internet or a device to help their children with online learning,” says Jodie. “The programme gave

• New homes create a community of more than just neighbours

  A Kāinga Ora home can mean so much more than just a roof over someone’s head. For the residents of a quiet cul-de-sac in Invercargill, their Kāinga Ora homes have provided them with safety, improved wellbeing and, most importantly, the

• Age is just a number for local Timaru legend

  In his hometown of Timaru, John is better known by his alter ego, Scooterman. John, a Kāinga Ora customer, earned that moniker because he scooters everywhere around Timaru and through his notorious online videos which draw attention to

• A new leash on life for four-legged friends in Māngere

  Pets can help to make a house a home. They are great companions and an important part of some whanau, which is why Kāinga Ora is a pet-friendly landlord.  charity Chained Dog Rehabilitation, jumped at the chance to partner with Kāinga Ora to deliver what is now known to be the country’s first ‘fix your friends

• Skilled up – Kāinga Ora customers go digital

  Classes helping Kāinga Ora customers navigate the digital world have been a huge hit with their first attendees. idea sprang from COVID-19 lockdowns, which highlighted how important a connection with the online world is for wellbeing. Designed by education professionals