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Small steps make big difference in Christchurch street

Dickson Crescent resident Andrea has always dreamed of having a nice fence like the one she has now. brings a real sense of pride. We’ve got a customer who only moved in a few days ago out here staining a neighbour’s fence.” Andrea has lived in Dickson Crescent

Neighbourly support during Cyclone Gabrielle

Looking out for each other. That was the natural reaction to the challenges faced during Cyclone Gabrielle from residents in a group of five Kāinga Ora homes in Green Meadows, Napier. freezers had gone off. They all needed to be cleaned out and the food disposed of. With the welfare hub set up at St Joseph’s Māori Girls College just across the

A safe haven for a Tauranga mum and daughters

“It feels like a safe haven for us” says mum of two Chevelle, who earlier this year moved into a new Kāinga Ora home in Tauranga. room or outside on the deck or do cooking. They have the space to grow and learn.” Art and crafts are something she and the girls love to do, and they recently

“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. emergency accommodation saw them living in a campground. “With the girls in one cabin and the boys in another,” says Fia. “Our biggest blessing in our new home is

Carpentry skills to help grow community kai

Planter boxes built by local high school students will give some of our customers in Taranaki a chance to grow vegetables at home. boxes will be used to help community members,” says Daniel.    Maya Harrison and Misha Hoskin, Year 12 students from New Plymouth Girls’ High School, say

Kāinga Ora Construction Plus students relish on-site work experience

Cejaye Ikuia has known she wanted to work in the construction industry since she learned wood technology back at Intermediate School. ;Māngere West site digging gravel and creating a silt fence to manage storm-water. Although both girls were a little nervous at the start, they say the

New homes for Te Hapara consented

New homes for 21 whānau will be built on adjoining sections on Gladstone Road and Mill Road in Te Hapara Gisborne. Kāinga Ora homes and communities have been granted resource consent to build one and two storey homes, and a 3 storey building on Gladstone Road. Girls High. Cadet number 5 – that’s me, the last cadet recruited in Gisborne. I have had many roles in the organisation including managing Whakatane and Rotorua

New homes change lives of two large Hastings families

Tears are very close to the surface this Christmas for mum of six Paula. Her eyes glaze over when she thinks about the phone call she received from Kāinga Ora saying they had a 4 bedroom home in Hastings she could move into. single bedroom cabins - one for the boys and one for the girls - at a local motor camp. We had to go outside to use the communal showers and toilets. We also had

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