Ngāti Kahungunu ki Pōneke Community

Services Inc.Mā te manaaki ka whai hua

4 March 2019

Housing First

About Us45+ years experience, founded on the premise of looking after the homeless and cultivating whānau potential so they may experience positive outcomes.

A Tangata Whenua response to delivery, anchored in Te Ao Māori, with practices shaped by Whānaungatanga, Manaakitanga, Kotahitanga and Rangatiratanga.

Working closely with mana whenua, endorsed by Iwi and the only kaupapa Māori outreach support service remaining in Wellington.

Continually raising capability and quality of service, with organisation structure, governance and culture set up to achieve wellbeing for whānau and community.

An extensive network of connections and relationships, acknowledging that support for the homeless requires collaborative effort.

Ministry of Social Development

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Financial Year 17-18 Finacial Year 16-17 Contract Targets

39

20

Social Wellbeing

Protected WomensProgramme

Womens Programme

Mens Programme

Whakamana TangataProgramme

146

30

38

Kahungunu Whānau Services has Level 2 Accreditation

Te Whakamura Ai te Ahi

Maori63%

Pasifika6%

NZ European26%

Asian1%

Other4%

154

67

21 13

59 128

Private Wellington City Housing

Temporary/Emergency Housing

Housing NZ

In 2018, KWS placed 93 whānau into permanent housing options

Currently 90 remain in secure housing

Understanding the Power of Relationships

KWS

NZ PoliceInner City Project

Birthright

Women’s Refuge

Oranga Tamariki

Building Financial Capability Commission

Housing NZ

Community Housing Aotearoa

Soup KitchenWellington Men’s Shelter

Wellington Women’s Boarding House

Wellington Women’s Homeless TrustTe Aro Health Centre

Community Law

Community Networks Wellington

Waiwhetu Marae

Māori Women’s Refuge

Te Paepae Arahi Māori Mental Health

Te Roopu Awhina

Ngati Toa Rangatira

Kokiri Marae

Taranaki Whānui ki te Upoko o te Ika

Te Runanganui o Te Atiawa

Port Nicholson Settlement Trust

CCDHB

Te Wharemarie Mental Health Services

Purehurehu Forensic Mental Health

Probations

Corrections

Strathmore 44

Te Roopu Aramuka Wharoaroa

Te Pou Matakana

Te Puni Kokiri

HUD

Te Aro Health

Kip McGrath

Wellington High

Te Wananga o Aotearoa

Massey University

Whitireia

WELTEC

Te Atiawa Health Services

Kokiri Marae

Te Waka Whaiora Mental Health Mission For Youth

Newtown Budgeting

He Huarahi Tamariki

Skylight Service

Evolve

Boys and Girls Institute

Salvation Army

MSD

Easy Access Housing

St Vincent's de Paul

Wellington City Council

Wellington Catholic Social Services

Te Ara Whanui KKM

Tapu Teranga Marae

DCM

Wellington City Mission

Newton Budgeting Services

Māori Women’s Welfare League

Te Matapihi

Te Whānau Whanake

Whānau Ora rōpū

Mary Potter Hospice

Well Homes Sustainability Trust

Dwell

Te Kakano o te Aroha

Collectives

StateSector

Social Agencies

Iwi

Health

Support Services

Housing

Education

Other

HNZ

Pipitia Marae

Celebrating SuccessI had no income support that first year then I came to Kahungunu Whānau Services.

Puti put me in contact with the right people. She called a big meeting and had all the different groups come in so I didn’t have to tell my story over and over. They were all there in one hit - social workers, counsellors, budgeting advisers, the works.

The support has been for me, so I can support the kids. I’ve kept them out of CYFs. Kahungunu Whānau Services was a safe organisation for me to tap into. I didn’t feel like I was jeopardising my kids’ safety. And being Māori, I wanted that acknowledged too.

FIONA

Working with and alongside whānau

Celebrating Success

MATTHEW

I was living rough and needed accommodation. I’d been living rough since I was 14. I’m 31 now. I come from Tokoroa originally.

I was sitting in a foyer playing guitar when I found out about Kahungunu Whānau Services. I went in and filled out some forms to help a friend, but he ended up not doing it. They were very helpful with all the paperwork, I’m not one for paperwork.

I’ve been fortunate enough to have a roof over my head for a year now. I live out by the airport in a two-bedroom place. It’s peaceful. Not many people will bother you if you don’t bother them. I’ve got a happy life.

Agile enough to find solutions

Whenua KonnXHousing Solutions

Connect Assess Respond Maintain Mauri Ora

Whānau in control of the pathway to realising their aspirations

Connecting with whānau through whakapapa and shared values

Connect Assess Respond Maintain Mauri Ora

Correc ons

Oranga Tamariki olice

Women s Refuge

Whānau

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Whānau

Mental Health

Services

Soup itchen

roba ons

Community Agencies

Marae

WhanaungatangaFamily Connection

Relationship, whakapapa, kinship, providing a sense of belonging that strengthens

relationships and bonds whānau.

KotahitangaOneness

Being at peace and at one together, working in the spirit

of unity, solidarity and collective action.

ManaakitangaGenerosity and Support

Acknowledgement of the mana of all and the reciprocity of kindness, respect, humanity

and genuine care for others.

RangatiratangaAuthority, Chieftainship

Whānau have the right to determine their own pathway

and have the capability and strength to make decisions

about their future.

Understanding needs by placing Whānau at the centre of decision making

WhānauExtended Family

It is through whānau that we gain values, histories and

traditions.

Ngā MoemoeaDreams and Aspirations

We have the ability to imagine a better future.

TinanaPhysical Body

Represents the qualities and strengths that reside

within us.

HinengaroConscious Mind

The mind is filled by experiences that we receive

in life and helps us to determine the present.

WairuaSpirit or non-physical Element

Resides in the heart and the mind of a whole person and fills a space that allows us to connect with our spirituality.

Whai RawaPursuing Excellence

Fostering a pathway of knowledge to strengthen

independence and growth for future generations.

Whānau OraWhānau Wellbeing

The resources we have to take us forward on our

journey towards Mauri Ora.

Connect Assess Respond Maintain Mauri Ora

In Home Support Cooking

Cleaning

Hygiene

Basic Maintenance

Budgeting

⚫ Power

⚫ Phone

⚫ Insurance

⚫ Rent

⚫ Bills

⚫ Food

⚫ Clothing

Home Essentials Well Homes Assessment

Furniture

Bedding

Clothing

Household Items

Transport

Moving

Intervention Social Capability

Financial Capability

Mental Health

Chronic Care

Addiction

⚫ Alcohol

⚫ Drug

⚫ Meth

Primary Health Care

Housing Immediate Access

No Readiness Conditions

Consumer Choice

Self-determination

Assess Respond Maintain Mauri OraConnect

Interven ons

In Home

Support

Housing

Whānau Whānau Home

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roviding support that works and makes sense to whānau

Ensuring that we are critically reflective and focused on sustaining recovery

Social Integration Marae

Community Hubs

Local Agencies and Support Groups

Bus Routes

Shops, Bank etc.

Whānau, Hāpu, Iwi

Whakapapa Connections

Employment Retraining

Vocations & Trades

Drivers License

In Home Support Cooking

Cleaning

Hygiene

Basic Maintenance

Budgeting

Assess Respond Maintain Mauri Ora

Intervention Social Capability

Financial Capability

Mental Health

Chronic Care

Addiction

Primary Health Care

Education Educational programs

Literacy & Numeracy

Financial Literacy

Cultural Connection

⚫ Te Ao Māori

⚫ Te Reo

⚫ Mau Rākau

⚫ Rongoa

⚫ Whakairo

⚫ Raranga

Interven on

Social

Integra on

duca on

In Home

Support

Housing

Solu on

mployment

Whānau Whānau

Connect

Moving with Whānau in pursuit of Mauri Ora

Self-managing and empowered leaders

Leading healthy lifestyles

Participating fully in society

Confidently participating in Te Ao Māori

Economically secure

Cohesive, resilient and nurturing

Responsible stewards

Assess Respond Maintain Mauri Ora

Interven on

Social

Integra on

duca on

In Home

Support

Housing

Solu on

mployment

Whānau Whānau

Interven ons

In Home

Support

House

Whānau Whānau Home

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Whānau

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Whānau

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Connect

November Readiness March/April Readiness November

PHASE ONE PHASE TWO PHASE THREEBusiness Manager Housing First Application

Community Housing Provider

IT Systems Coordinator RecordBase Introduction

Super User

Staff Training

Reporting framework

Governance Moved to strengthen governance, with

particular emphasis on raising:

⚫ Strategic focus (globally/nationally)

⚫ Internal capability and expertise

⚫ Quality and risk management

⚫ Expectations of CEO

Housing First Obtain approval

Implementation 1 April 2019

Community Housing Partnership with Kahui Tu Kaha to

provide housing for HF

Tenancy and Property/Asset Management design

Complete and submit Community Housing Provider application

RecordBase Confirm transition process and

complete data migration

RecordBase Implementation

Kaimahi training

S E R V I C E D E L I V E R Y K A I M A H I

Lead (Social Worker)

Social Worker (Mental Health)

Community Support Worker

Peer Support Worker

Community Support Worker

Cultural Liaison & Relationship Manager

Tenancy Manager and Housing Locator -Kahui Tu Kaha kaimahi

CHP Kaimahi - TBC

Community Housing Obtain accreditation to become

Community Housing Provider

Transition of CHP resources from Kahui Tu Kaha to KWS

Full Implementation Community Housing Provider

⚫ Tenancy Management

⚫ Property Management

⚫ Securing Housing

Housing First Provider

⚫ Immediate access

⚫ No-readiness conditions

⚫ Consumer choice

⚫ Sustained tenancy