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Providing continual knowledge, deep insights, wisdom and resources to help create safe, affordable, long-term homes for everyone in Aotearoa New Zealand.
CHA Hub hosts CHA Hub Podcast, a society show with 60 episodes published.
In this episode, we talk with the group behind Porirua’s groundbreaking climate assembly — the first climate assembly anywhere in the world designed around Te Tiriti o Waitangi. We talk about why they challenged the conv
WARNING : This episode contains references to domestic violence and topics around drug and substance abuse. In this episode, we meet Mahera Maihi, founder and CEO of Mā Te Huruhuru, the first kaupapa Māori youth transiti
WARNING : This episode contains references to domestic violence and topics around drug and substance abuse. In this episode, we meet Mahera Maihi, founder and CEO of Mā Te Huruhuru, the first kaupapa Māori youth transiti
In this episode, we meet Aaron Hendry, co-founder of Kickback and the driving force behind The Front Door — a single point of entry for rangatahi experiencing homelessness on K Road in Tāmaki Makaurau. Aaron came to this
In this episode, we meet Rami Alrudaini, Programme Manager at Housing First Auckland — the backbone organisation coordinating collective impact across Housing First providers in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland Rami's family fle
In this episode, we meet Alpha, a Peer Support Worker on the Outreach Team at Visionwest in West Auckland. Alpha came to the role the way the best peer workers do — not through a qualification, but through experience. Af
In this episode, we meet Jeremy Nicholls, Supportive Housing Outreach Leader at Visionwest in West Auckland. Jeremy did not come to outreach work through a housing career. He came through a Bible college, a taxi, and twe
In this episode, we meet Jill Hawkey, Executive Director of the Christchurch Methodist Mission, where she has spent twelve years growing a service spanning early childhood to end-of-life care. Jill trained as a social wo
In this episode, we meet Ali Hamlin-Paenga, CEO of Te Matapihi, the national Māori housing sector peak body. Ali has been part of Te Matapihi in three different roles, from board member to deputy chair to CEO, and she br
In this episode, we meet Bianca Johanson — Chief Executive of Manaaki Rangatahi, the national collective working to prevent and end youth homelessness in Aotearoa. Bianca is a social worker of nearly thirty years, and so
In this episode, we meet Linda Murphy, Health and Social Services Coordinator at the Calder Centre, part of the Auckland City Mission. Linda has been a nurse, a librarian, an Anglican minister, and a Human Rights Commiss
In this episode, we meet Kelsi Cox, Supportive Housing Manager at HomeGround — the Auckland City Mission's $100 million integrated housing and health facility in central Auckland. Kelsi came to Aotearoa from British Colu
In this episode, we meet Murray Edridge, Wellington City Missioner and the ordained Anglican priest — Baptist by whakapapa, he'll tell you — who has spent eight years walking alongside some of Wellington's most vulnerabl
In this episode, we meet Nicola Fleming, Housing First Programme Manager at Christchurch Methodist Mission. Nicola came to this work through 20 years at Kāinga Ora — from the West Coast to Aranui in Christchurch, and the
In this episode, we meet Professor Nevil Pierse, Research Professor at the University of Otago Wellington, where he has spent more than two decades building New Zealand's evidence base on homelessness. Nevil is a statist
In this episode, we meet Professor Peter Mackie, Executive Director of the Institute of Global Homelessness. Peter didn't set out to reshape how countries respond to homelessness. As a professor at Cardiff University, he
In this episode, we meet Bruce Ford — community advocate, former Southland District Councillor, and the driving force behind the Stewart Island Seniors Cottage Trust. Bruce has lived on Stewart Island since 1968. He know
In this episode, we meet Brook Turner, Director of Partnerships at Visionwest in West Auckland. Brook didn't come to homelessness through a housing career. He came through youth development — and through the ten young pe
In this episode, we meet Millie Lambess, City Safety and Harm Prevention Team Lead at Wellington City Council. Millie came to this work through community — through a belief in high-trust models, flexible funding, and the
In this episode, we meet Sehai Orgad, Senior Responsible Officer for City Safety at Wellington City Council. Sehai came to this work through the community — and through a conviction that homelessness and city safety are
Linda Murphy
author of The Declarative Language Handbook and The Co-Regulation Handbook
1 appearance on this show
Helen Robinson
Missioner · Auckland City Mission
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Kelly
Product Director, Snowflake and Co-Founder & COO, Streamlit · AWAKE
2 appearances on this show
Sam Stubbs
founder · Simplicity
1 appearance on this show
James Palmer
founder and CEO · Community Housing Funding Agency
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Palmer
wellness and spiritual advocate
2 appearances on this show
Mahera Maihi
Mā Te Huruhuru
1 appearance on this show
Rami Alrudaini
Housing First
1 appearance on this show
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