With a growing cost-of-living crisis looming over peoples’ heads in Aotearoa New Zealand, more barriers are being created for women who are already challenged to house and feed their families. Wahine who rent homes are being particularly hit hard.

For the nearly 400,000 people living in Aotearoa who identify as being Pacific, homeownership can simply feel out of reach and unachievable.

The evolving landscape of aged care in Aotearoa New Zealand is concerning for a nation with a rapidly aging population.

It has been another busy month for the Coalition to End Women’s Homelessness as we continue to push for the system changes needed in data and evidence and policy funding, and shine a light on women’s experiences of living unhoused and unsafe.

Older women are at increasing risk of homelessness in Aotearoa-New Zealand.

A gender lens on housing design.

Making the invisible, visible