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Housing boost for Palmerston North with 120 new homes coming

120 new public housing homes to be built in Palmerston North Additional to 80 new homes delivered since the start of 2020 Cuba Street site purchased

Community Scoop » Delivered: 1,000 Extra Transitional Homes

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Moteliers no longer 'loath' to take 'lifeline' guests on emergency housing grants

But even they have dried up in Marlborough, where closed borders might have turned the rental market on its head.

10 bungalows set to make way for 18 homes in Westown, New Plymouth

Government delivers 1,000 more transitional housing places

The Government has added 1,000 more transitional housing places as promised under the Aotearoa New Zealand Homelessness Action Plan (HAP), launched one...

Community Scoop » Report Shows Progress On Homelessness Action Plan

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Report Shows Progress On Homelessness Action Plan

Saturday, 15 May 2021, 1:06 pm The Government has welcomed the release of the second progress report on the Homelessness Action Plan, showing that good progress is being made on every one of the immediate actions in the Plan. “Homelessness will not be solved overnight, but I am pleased to see that this plan is continuing to deliver for some of our most vulnerable, even in the face of the additional pressures of COVID19, housing supply shortages and affordability struggles,” Associate Minister for Housing Marama Davidson says. The Homelessness Action Plan which was launched in February 2020, and ramped up in response to COVID 19, is

The crisis of rental, public, and emergency housing facing Taranaki

In December 2020, there were 526 families in Taranaki on the waiting list for public housing, the Ministry of Social Development’s (MSD) Public Housing Register. Five years ago the numbers were relatively small. In December 2015, there were just 33 families on the register in the New Plymouth District. As of December 2020, there were 386. A staggering 1070 per cent increase. Both South Taranaki and Stratford have seen similar increases. Many on MSD’s Register are currently housed in emergency accommodation – most commonly motels. We have non-governmental organisations that do incredible work assisting people to find accommodation, but they are overwhelmed. They are seeing families who have never been homeless struggling to find somewhere to live.

Work to replace old New Plymouth state homes set to begin in September

Mount Maunganui man in tears over Tauranga City Council's elder housing plan