Together alone: A review of joined-up social services
Together alone: A review of joined-up social services. https://www.productivity.govt.nz/news/joined-up-social-services-initiatives/ Link to the written summary of the webinar https://www.productivity.govt.nz/news/together-alone-joined-up-social-services/
Manaaki Tairawhiti as the first recipient of $50,000 from the Innovation Fund.
“We’re building a simple Messenger app people can use and quickly and simply bring the data together. That’s a direct benefit to whanau.” Gisborne HeraldPublished November 22, 2021 Read More
$500,000 will help young people in Tairawhiti find sustainable employment.
“It’s important any employment opportunity for our young people is sustainable and provides them with prospects for the future. Gisborne HeraldPublished October 01, 2021 Read More
Collective action to stop the violence
Te Aorerekura, a bold and collaborative new national strategy and action plan to eliminate family violence and sexual violence over the next 25 years. Gisborne HeraldDecember 8th 2021. Read More
Initiative creates platform to highlight barriers some whānau experience in social sector
Communicating the experiences of whānau to social sector decision-makers in real-time, highlighting the barriers put in place by the system as well as what whānau needs aren’t being met. Published: StuffMandy Te20:39, Nov 16 2021 Read More
The region’s housing crisis will take at least four years to ease
Spike in region’s new builds, but it’s no housing-crisis fix. Gisborne Herald, Published, 4 November 2021. Read More
Gov Tech Accelerator Programme and Manaaki Tairāwhiti
Two find success after online tech training programmePublished: Published October 20, 2021 Read More
Land sale disappoints
Gisborne Herald – Published 28 September 2021Land sale disappoints Read More
Economy in growth mode prior to lockdown
Gisborne Herald – Published September 20th, 2021. Tairawhiti property value increases of nearly 35 percent in the 12 months to August Read More
Housing support – Providers step up care for homeless in lockdown
Gisborne Herald Published September 18th 2021 Tairāwhiti’s whānau without homes were not forgotten during the recent lockdown, say community housing providers. Read More
