Emerge Aotearoa welcomes the new Public Housing Plan as one part of a range of housing initiatives needed to address the housing crisis.
Read moreA new Auckland housing development is an example of how private interests can work with public good to help get New Zealanders from all walks of life into warm, safe, secure homes.
Read moreDuring the COVID-19 response in early 2020, The Generator enabled people to support their communities by providing and delivering more than 13,000 emergency meals and 5000 veggie packs to those in need in greater Auckland.
Read moreCovid 19 coronavirus: Calls and txts to mental health line almost doubles
Read moreOn Thursday 29 August Emerge Aotearoa and Vaka Tautua launched The Generator with the support of the Ministry of Social Development and Westpac.
Read moreTe Whānau o Uenuku, our Rainbow Roopu held its’ inaugural hui and what a fabulous two days it was!
Read moreEmerge Aotearoa Group CE Barbara Disley has provided valuable feedback to the Health Select Committee about the Mental Health and Wellbeing Bill.
Read moreFrom life in an airless basement to being able to watch the sunset through a window and enjoy a cup of tea with neighbours – a set of videos released today by community housing providers shows the difference having a good home makes.
Read moreHosted by new wellbeing social enterprise Ignite Aotearoa, breakfast panel events in Auckland and Christchurch will provide a unique opportunity for public and private sector leaders to come together and share ideas on the future of workplace wellbeing.
Read moreOur Mind & Body Consultants team had a fantastic night in Auckland recently, celebrating the 21st birthday of the service.
Read moreHousing First client Nukuroa Ngatamariki has appeared on TVNZ’s Breakfast show to share his inspirational story from homelessness to giving back to others.
Read more“They’re breathing life back into us, filling our lungs with air”: video case studies show how good, affordable homes give people hope, connection and stability
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