Housing quality, health and whānau wellbeing

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Housing quality, health and whānau wellbeing

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Shelter is a basic human need (Maslow 1943) and access to housing is a fundamental human right. A house is more than a physical dwelling that offers shelter; for many, it is a space that provides structure and meaning, and relates to feelings, emotions, memories and experiences, whether raising a whānau or discovering newfound independence. For Māori, the multi-layered concept of kāinga is broader still. Literally meaning ‘village’, kāinga is a home space where identity, whakapapa and whenua ...

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2018

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Kukutai, Tahu / Sporle, Andrew / Rata, Arama

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/16185

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