Supported living
For people who would like their own place, with support workers visiting at times that suit, whether that is help with meals, budgeting, appointments or getting out and about.
Support that fits around your life, in a warm home in the heart of the community. We walk alongside adults with disabilities to live the life they choose, at their own pace and with whānau close by.
Everyone's journey is different. We will work with you to find the kind of support that feels right, now and as things change.
For people who would like their own place, with support workers visiting at times that suit, whether that is help with meals, budgeting, appointments or getting out and about.
A small shared home with your own bedroom and an experienced team close by, day and night, for people who would benefit from more support.
Support to build everyday skills at your own pace, and to stay connected with whānau, friends, work, learning, faith and the things you enjoy.
We are guided by the Enabling Good Lives principles, so support is shaped around each person and what a good life looks like for them.
Make an enquiryDoing more for yourself, at your own pace, with support that gently steps back as confidence grows.
Experienced support workers, a clear plan and regular updates, so whānau can stay involved and feel reassured.
A home in a local neighbourhood, close to the people, places and activities that matter to you.
We work with DSS funding through your NASC, Enabling Good Lives and Individualised Funding, and we are happy to help with the paperwork. How funding works
There is no pressure and no jargon. We will go at a pace that feels right for you.
Share a little about the support you are looking for, online or by email. Whānau and professionals are welcome too.
Visit the home, meet the team and the people who live there. You are welcome to bring whānau.
Together we put a support plan in place around your goals, interests and routines.
We help with the tenancy paperwork, the move and getting settled, one step at a time.
Kaikaranga, formerly Taikura Trust, is the NASC for Auckland. If you have been assessed, or are about to be, we can work together with your service coordinator, with your permission, so the move from assessment to support feels joined up.
Our homes are small, ordinary houses in local neighbourhoods, shared with just a few people and set up to feel like home.
We are always glad to hear from experienced support workers who share our values and enjoy helping people live well.
Whether you have a question, would like to visit, or simply want to talk things through, we are here to help.
For yourself, someone in your whānau or someone you support. A few gentle questions help us understand what support might suit.