Plans, policies and reports
Homeless action plan
Successful prevention and intervention for homelessness relies on a high level
of collaboration and coordination between non-government and statutory agencies.
The first homeless action plan 2005 to 2008 aimed at consolidating this style of
interagency cooperation.
The homeless action plan 2008 to 2013 highlights how different stakeholders with
different business outcomes, can work together so that there are successful outcomes
for homeless clients and for the city generally.
The key intention of the homeless action plan 2008 to 2013 is to move people out
of homelessness into long-term permanent accommodation. The plan addresses the need
to examine different responses to problems so that there are more efficient and
streamlined services that deal with issues that are currently problematic - for
example a tenancy sustainment programme and a Special Circumstances Court.
Auckland City Council appreciates the support and active participation from a
wide range of stakeholders that has made this plan possible.
You can view the action plan in full in PDF formation below:
The update of the Auckland Homeless
Action Plan: 2008 to 2013 (193kb PDF)
View the following documents which relate to Strand 5 of the
action plan:
You can also visit the New Zealand
Coalition to End Homelessness (NZCEH) website. NZCEH is a coalition of interested groups,
agencies and individuals who share the Coalition's vision to 'End Homelessness in New Zealand by 2020.'
To view PDFs
download Acrobat Reader from the
Adobe website.
Further help on how to view PDFs.
Updated June 2010
