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Responding to Homelessness: Housing New Zealand

Mike Stringfellow

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Abstract

Housing New Zealand is dedicated to work with community groups and other government agencies to ensure that 'all New Zealanders have access to affordable, sustainable, good quality housing appropriate to their needs'. Every year it finds homes for approximately 10,000 households, most of whom are unable to find suitable, long-term accommodation on their own.

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Housing New Zealand is dedicated to work with community groups and other government agencies to ensure that 'all New Zealanders have access to affordable, sustainable, good quality housing appropriate to their needs'. Every year it finds homes for approximately 10,000 households, most of whom are unable to find suitable, long-term accommodation on their own.

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Housing New Zealand is dedicated to work with community groups and other government agencies to ensure that 'all New Zealanders have access to affordable, sustainable, good quality housing appropriate to their needs'. Every year it finds homes for approximately 10,000 households, most of whom are unable to find suitable, long-term accommodation on their own.

Key concepts: Affordable housing, Accommodation, Government (linguistics), Work (physics), Business, Economic growth, Quality (philosophy), Sustainable community

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