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$2.5m for Tauranga emergency housing
Accessible Properties encouraged by $2.5m for Tauranga emergency housing
4 May 2018
Accessible Properties is encouraged by the Government’s commitment to provide an additional $2.5 million investment for emergency housing in Tauranga.
The investment is part of today's announcement from the Government of an emergency housing package of $20.5 milllion to provide an additional 1500 houses through the Housing First programme.
“We are encouraged by the Government’s commitment to work long-term and in partnership with community housing providers to tackle New Zealand’s housing crisis,” says Greg Orchard, Accessible Properties Chief Executive.
Accessible Properties is one of New Zealand’s largest community housing providers with more than 2,500 homes, including more than a thousand in Tauranga.
“Accessible Properties is already working hard in partnership with Tauranga’s emergency housing providers and government agencies to ensure people within the region have the best chance to move from homelessness to stable housing,” says Vicki McLaren, Accessible Properties General Manager Tauranga.
“We speak to people all over the country who are in need for good, warm, dry homes, and we welcome any moves to make a difference in people’s lives,” says Greg.
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