Kainga Aroha
Transforming Rangatahi in their community, through home ownership
Tō Mātou Aronga – Our Purpose
Providing nurturing, independent housing within a village setting for local rangatahi on their journey toward successful employment, self-employment, and ultimately, home ownership.

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Discover Kāinga Aroha
Our Vision for Youth Housing
Kāinga Aroha is more than just a housing project — it’s a kaupapa-driven response to the urgent need for safe, stable, and empowering housing for rangatahi. Our two-page strategic overview outlines how this initiative will support young people to thrive through connected services, community, and purpose. We invite you to explore the vision and impact behind Kāinga Aroha.
Knowledge-Informed Action
PROBLEMS / opportunities
Homelessness among rangatahi deeply affects their ability to participate positively in our communities. Many young people are eager to contribute and help build strong, positive communities, but they often lack access to housing services that align with their goals around employment and stability. In addition, the shortage of stable, local employment opportunities further limits their ability to thrive and achieve independence.
OUR SOLUTIONS
Our kaupapa-led housing for rangatahi provides more than just a place to live — it’s a foundation for growth and independence. The services we offer are designed to empower rangatahi to succeed in employment and business, with tailored support including pastoral care, budgeting, education and training, conflict resolution, and life skills programmes like Bounce. This initiative is focused on supporting disengaged rangatahi to reconnect, rebuild, and thrive.
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get involved and help make a difference
We welcome individuals, organisations, and community leaders to connect with us about partnering or supportingKāinga Aroha — our kaupapa-driven youth housing initiative. Whether you’re interested in funding, collaboration, or offering practical support, your involvement can make a real difference in the lives of rangatahi. Get in touch to explore how we can work together to create safe, empowering pathways to independence and wellbeing for our young people.
