ANS Charitable Trust

ANS Charitable Trust

The ANS Trust plans to open a “Hub” in central Auckland to provide an after-hours location to better connect the homeless to services.

Auckland

The Auckland Night Shelter plans to open a “Hub” in central Auckland to provide an after-hours location to better connect the homeless and those who risk becoming homeless to the services they need.

The Aotearoa/New Zealand Homelessness Action plan identifies gaps in our response to homelessness. Priority actions include providing additional support to individual, families and whānau who are homeless or at risk.

Covid-19 has seen increased emergency housing for those in need but it has created new challenges including getting access to other support services.

Lifewise research highlights that greater “situation-based support” and better navigation are priorities.

In 2021 Lifewsie found that after almost one year of Covid-19 in New Zealand, collaborating with other community groups to offer more inner-city spaces for people to connect was a priority.

A single point of accurate information and guidance remains an ongoing gap for homeless whānau and this doesn’t exist after 6pm.

This is the Hub’s mahi.

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The Auckland Night Shelter Trust plans to open a “Hub” in central Auckland to provide an after-hours location to better connect the homeless and those who risk becoming homeless to the services they need.

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