A.J Hendry

Homelessness and housing insecurity is contributing to inequitable outcomes for rangatahi navigating the justice system...

... in this country knows that we will not accept anything less than an end to homelessness, anything less than #HousingJustice, anything less than an Aotearoa where every one of our whānau has a safe, warm and dry whare! #EndYouthHomelessness #WeAreTheOnes

If this is going to change than its up to us, as a community, to stand up and kick back, together. It's up to us, to organize, to build communities grounded in love and solidarity, to refuse to Accept the Unacceptable, to demand change, to ensure every political leader

Proud of these rangatira! As this crisis escalates, our rangatahi are standing up, kicking back, and making change happen! stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360751…

We can end homelessness in Aotearoa, but only if our political leaders have the courage to put our collective needs ahead of the wants and desires of the privileged and the powerful! #EndYouthHomelessness

systems and structures that protect the interests of landlords and developers over our basic human need to access housing.

Great to catch up Shane Henderson tonight, our local councilor out West! If you want to end and prevent homelessness in Auckland one of the issues we have to address is our zoning and housing density.

One of the steps we must take is to implement #Duty2Assist legislation to ensure that the state is made accountable to uphold it's responsibility to support people to access housing. We are not looking to reduce homelessness, we must have the courage to end it! #Right2Housing

I cant emphasize enough the scale of harm people are experiencing right now due to being denied their most basic human right to access housing. Homelessness is unacceptable, it is a political choice, and we can end it!

Good panel kōrero out West tonight discussing the Homelessness crisis that is escalating across the country. Great to kōrero with Labour Housing Spokesperson @kieranmacnulty

Homelessness is a political choice. We can make different ones! #EndYouthHomelessness

The only reason homelessness continues to exist in Aotearoa is because our political leaders have failed (both past and present) to act!

Can you imagine the "choices" a person might have available in order to "choose" to sleep out on the pavement in this cold? stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360746…