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Resources

Our resources are for the Māori Housing Sector to connect, grow, enable, celebrate and emphasise the successes of Māori housing! Here you will find a collection of tools to help you successfully navigate the different processes across the Māori Housing Spectrum.

Our resources include papakainga toolkits, progressive homeownership webinars, access to funding streams and funders who can support projects. Access to helpful case studies and templates that outline in detail the requirements to meet criteria and examples of working models. Connections to helpful databases and directories, videos and toolkits. Government agency toolkits, videos and templates or information. Essential items to help ease the process of developing, accessing, navigating, or beginning your journey for you and for your whānau in the housing space. Tools that will help from homelessness to homeownership and other wrap-around services.

  • Reporting & Publications

    View our reports and publications on issues relevant to the Māori housing sector.

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  • Case Studies

    Our Case Studies seek to influence positive long-term changes to support housing aspirations.

    Case Studies Coming Soon!

Direct Advocacy

Individual advocacy is about supporting people to exercise their rights by providing personal support to:

  • Voice their concerns

  • Access information

  • Solve any issues of concern

  • Identify available options

Need direct advocacy support?

You can contact one of the organisations listed below, or contact us here and we will put you in touch with someone who can help.

Systems Advocacy

Systems advocacy seeks to influence changes to systems that support and respond to the needs of Māori individuals and communities so that the rights and interests of Māori in relation to housing and whenua are upheld.

This can include influencing:

  • The creation of new laws or changes to current laws

  • The priorities and plans of government and non-government agencies

  • The policies and procedures that relate to services or systems

  • The way in which government and non-government agencies provide services

Generally, we carry out systems advocacy, not advocacy for individuals. However, the issues and experiences of individuals inform the focus of our work. Individual matters provide us with examples and help us to work out:

  • Areas of concern within the community or wider sector

  • Serious problems with National systems

  • Issues that could be addressed through our systems advocacy work

We perform systems advocacy to promote and improve opportunities for Māori to develop their land for housing and improve their housing situations. We produce reports on issues relevant to the Māori housing sector, submit articles for publication that provide insight into important issues relating to our sector, and provide commentary on topical issues in the Media through our nominated spokesperson.