Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa

Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa At Ka P**a Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa, we support the wellbeing of people and whānau across Aotearoa, through a broad range of health, housing and social services.

It was a huge privilege to host The Generator Awards recently. We celebrated 34 incredible Generator entrepreneurs who h...
01/10/2026

It was a huge privilege to host The Generator Awards recently. We celebrated 34 incredible Generator entrepreneurs who have overcome hardship, disability, unemployment, and adversity to build thriving businesses and brighter futures for their whānau and communities. 👏

There was an award presentation, a fashion show, live entertainment, cultural performance and more.

Ngā mihi nui to our colleagues and leaders who joined us as guests, speakers, and supporters. ❤️

Four transitional housing homes in East Auckland have had significant upgrades by our Property and Tenancy teams. 🏠The r...
22/09/2026

Four transitional housing homes in East Auckland have had significant upgrades by our Property and Tenancy teams. 🏠

The refurbishment included a new roof, insulation, electrical rewiring, hot water systems, flooring, painting, curtains, ovens, and fencing. Outdoor areas were also revitalised to create safer, more welcoming environments for future residents.

Knowing these homes will provide a safe, warm place for people to begin rebuilding their lives is incredibly rewarding, says John, Tenancy Team Leader. He’s very proud of the Tenancy Team, who made regular progress visits, purchased furniture, set up of the properties, and more.

These homes which will serve as an important stepping stone for families as they move forward in their journey. ❤️

14/09/2026

Hari Wiki o te Reo Māori! ❤️

08/09/2026

Five brand new three-bedroom homes have been completed in Papatoetoe! 🏡

We are committed to providing quality social housing for those who need it most.

After 29 years in the film industry, David took a leap into social work, supporting people on their recovery journey for...
08/09/2026

After 29 years in the film industry, David took a leap into social work, supporting people on their recovery journey for the last 15 years. ❤️ "Seeing the people we support build confidence and make positive changes in their lives is the highlight of my work," says David.

A huge congratulations, David! We're lucky to have kaimahi like you, serving our communities with dedication and passion every day.

More warm and dry homes have been completed and blessed in Hamilton! ✅🏠This long-term social housing development include...
30/08/2026

More warm and dry homes have been completed and blessed in Hamilton! ✅🏠

This long-term social housing development includes four accessible ground-floor units, reflecting our commitment to increasing access to affordable and accessible housing for those who need it most.

Ngā mihi nui to Matua Atutahu (Ngāti Hauā) and Matua Piripi (Ngāti Wairere) for leading the blessing to mark this significant milestone.

Creativity and community were celebrated at the recent Cookease Art Exhibition! 🎨✨Cookease is a community-based programm...
25/08/2026

Creativity and community were celebrated at the recent Cookease Art Exhibition! 🎨✨Cookease is a community-based programme supporting people with lived experience of mental health challenges to build confidence and learn new skills while connecting with others.

“Cookease is a place we come to brighten our days. Coming from a mental health perspective, I believe it to be a very loving and joyful environment. This programme has given me a lot of joy,” said Cookease member Zheyne.

Whānau and friends came together to admire artwork, connect and celebrate the confidence and pride that comes from creative expression. Thank you to everyone who made our Art Exhibition such a special event.

18/08/2026

Mālō e lelei 🇹🇴 Ke mou ma’u ha uike lea FakaTonga lelei, Happy Tonga Language Week! We've been celebrating by teaching phrases, making kahoa, sharing kai and learning fakateki

For Laurel, years of housing insecurity, financial hardship, addiction and mental health challenges, combined with the u...
10/08/2026

For Laurel, years of housing insecurity, financial hardship, addiction and mental health challenges, combined with the uncertainty of raising her daughters through constant moves, gave her a deep understanding of what safety, belonging and community truly mean.

After moving around 16 times, Laurel eventually found stability through home ownership in Whangārei before later returning to Auckland.

"I finally understood what it felt like to walk into a home where I felt safe and secure. There was something about staying still. It gave me a feeling of belonging that I hadn't felt through all those years of moving."

Today, those experiences shape her mahi as a Community Development Manager, where she works to help create stronger, more connected communities.

As we mark Women's Health Week, Laurel shares her story of resilience, healing and the power of lived experience. ❤️

Read her full story 🔗 https://shorturl.at/0rUtW

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