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... an adequate water supply and finding temporary housing for those who were homeless, rough sleeping or living in...
... adequate water supply and it worked with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development to organise temporary...

... said it was fitting that the taonga were going to be housed in an organisation responsible for maintaining internationa...
... tupuna (meeting houses isplayed in what is possibly the greatest meeting house in the world. ...

... Housing NZ (5), and Christchurch City Council (4). This reflects people returning primarily for food and financial assistance....
...read the Ministerial statement on the earthquake made in the House on Tuesday 8 March 2011, by the Hon Dr Pita...

... one of the first ‘Pūtea Māori’ grants from the Social Housing Unit (which covers 75 per cent of building costs for the...
... Pūtea Māori Fund has since been integrated into the Māori Housing Network which is led by Te Puni Kōkiri. The papakāinga has...

...Whakapapa and Whakawhanake. WHARE The Māori Housing Network ensures whānau have access to safe, secure and healthy homes...
...affordable and papakāinga housing on Māori land for 116 whānau. There is a lot in the space that we have to do. WHENUA Another...

...getting assistance through funding from the Māori Housing Network to fix their home has literally transformed their life! They...
...to be being housed and finding purpose, and his relationship with his kaiarahi, the Whānau Ora Navigator who helped him – is als...

... housing homestead at Makarika Station: “As a kid, I remember the house an...

... in the days of Massey House t we won’t go there. Best kept secrets in that house ,” he jokes. Ken says the main...

...the productive use of their plots of land. Ngāpuhi Rūnanga Housing Coordinator Kara George says “many of these whānau located...
...strong support for the planting of fruit trees around their houses where they can be easily maintained. They suggested that...

...read the Ministerial statement on the earthquake made in the House on Tuesday 8 March 2011, by the Hon Dr Pita...
... 0800 611 116 EQC claim line: 0800 DAMAGE (326243) Housing Help 0800 HELP 00 (0800 435 700) (for key information,...