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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. finished, and they have something they can wear again. I’m also part of this community and having the Repair Café at Te Mātāwai also means I get to meet my

Families move into supported transitional housing in Rotorua

Around 80 people are moving into warm and dry temporary supported housing in Rotorua this month, following completion of upgrade work by Kāinga Ora to convert a former motel. children’s play area, games room, laundry room, admin block, and commercial kitchen and café area. The significant work carried out to make the property

Connections with communities

Partnering our tenants with local services and their wider community is an important function of Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities. The value of ensuring our tenants are given the tools and connections to live well in their homes is immeasurable. support, community meals a dna café, club days for older people, English language classes and an international playgroup. Area Manager Fraser Benson summed up the

Housing Statistics - Archive

The statistics in the archive section include the National Summary, Territorial Local Authority and Auckland Community Board figures for the specified period. 2019 [PDF, 909 KB] 2018 Managed stock statistics - December 2018 [PDF, 262 KB] Vacant properties statistics - December 2018 [PDF, 166 KB] Managed stock

New homes and new ways to connect with Kāinga Ora in Timaru and Invercargill

Kāinga Ora is planning to deliver a number of new homes in Timaru and Invercargill over the next two years, with multiple developments set to boost the supply of public housing across the two areas. Elizabeth Park 166 John St, Heidelberg, Invercargill. People can stop by to visit the team, hear about our projects and be connected with these new ways of staying up

Parks and amenities benefit residents and builders at Hobsonville Point

Giving communities early access to amenities like parks, walkways and public artwork as part of new developments helps enhance wellbeing and land value overall, a new report on the Hobsonville Point development has found. builders and developers,” Lietz says. Peter Cooney, Director of Classic Builders, agrees. “Kāinga Ora’s early investment in social amenities like cafes, open

New Lynn land purchase ensures heritage protection while meeting housing need

Kāinga Ora has bought a 2,000 sqm New Lynn site of local historical significance from Auckland Council’s Eke Panuku Development Auckland for a mixed-use development. ; “It’s a fantastic location in central New Lynn that is close to the transport hub, shops, cafes and other amenities. It’s a good outcome not only for the people who

Social housing wins top New Zealand colour award

North Canterbury social housing is among art centres, educational precincts and pop-up cafes in being recognised for inspirational, creative and innovative use of colour.

Local students brighten holidays with handmade Christmas cards for the community

The festive season started with a special surprise for over 250 customers and their neighbours, hand-delivered by Kāinga Ora staff early December. smile when we look at them.” Our staff also delivered a Christmas card to the Department of Conservation (DOC) office in Palmerston North who are the neighbours

Sharing plans for a brighter future for Palmerston North

To help meet the need for more homes in Palmerston North, Kāinga Ora is seeking feedback on proposals to build more new state houses in the city. community suggest we could potentially deliver over 300 additional new warm, dry and healthy homes across Palmerston North. The plans focus on Roslyn, Takaro

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