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Your support will help us to complete Rowan Apartments, the new accessible homes for younger people living with complex physical disabilities. Give $100 or more to put your name on the digital brick wall below (anonymous option available) or give what you can to help make a house a home.

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We're nearly there!

Your support will have a life-long impact on our community

The estimated cost to build Rowan Apartments is $3.8 million including construction and accessibility features. With members of our community having donated $1.3 million, a PSEC  contribution, and a lower interest loan nearly secured, we’re almost there.

Please donate now. Together we can make Rowan Apartments a reality!

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Supporters

Your support will build a better life for everyone. One brick at a time.

Don’t miss this opportunity to help complete the Rowan Apartments. We’ve come so far together since this project started but your support is needed today more than ever to get the final stages done. Give $100 or more to put your name on the digital brick wall below, or give what you can to help make a house a home

$200
St Columba's Havelock North Women's Coffee Group
$15,000
Silver
The Kingdom Foundation
$6,947
Silver
Harold Holt Charitable Trust
 
Anonymous
 
Anonymous
$1,500
Bronze
Taradale RSA
$6,348
Silver
First Light Community Foundation
$2,000
Bronze
Anonymous
 
Bronze
Rotary Club of Stortford Lodge
$900
Hastings Pioneer Lions
 
The Foglietta’s
$700
Iona College
$10,000
Silver
Midlands Funds Management
$100
Bowls Taradale
$350
Alan Marlow and Bruce Moroney Electrical
$7,500
Silver
The Spirit of Napier Lions Club
 
Hugo, Keiser & Colin Harvey-James
 
Ray Burkett
$100
Anonymous
$100
Guy & Bec Meech
$100
Anonymous
$250
Les & Brenda Silson
$100
Sheryl Glock
$200
Bill and Kay Chambers
 
Fisher Family
$100
Anonymous
$100
The Havelock North Bowling Club Ladies at Table 7
$500
Marcus Bevin
$200
Kiwibank Hastings
$100
Gertrude Ramsay
$100
Kate Taylor
$100
Kim Wright
$100
Anonymous
$100
Anonymous
$1,000
Bronze
Brebner Print
$50,000
Gold
Frimley Foundation
$100
Elizabeth Caldwell
$1,000
Bronze
Enliven Older People Team
$450
Anonymous
$250
Mr & Mrs Johnson
$100
Anonymous
$200
Philip Pinckney
$100
B X. L
$200
Loza Family
$1,700
Bronze
Tandem Insurance & Advice (Glenn & Franziska Marshall)
$500
Tess Fenwick Architects
$100
Horrocks Family
$100
Mike & Sheryl Wills
$100
Family Works HB
$100
Anonymous
$2,000
Bronze
Dr Alison Kerr
$200
Ray Turnbull
$250
Anonymous - Dannevirke
$200
Warren and Marie Hokke
$250
Anonymous
$250
Trent & Jan Johnson
$300
Neil & Jennie Fenwick
$2,000
Bronze
Stuart & Shelley Signal
$150
HB Technologies
$500
Mary & Neil Bayliss
$100
Knobloch Family
$250
Elaine Brown
$100
Michael McGrail
$100
A & J Pattison
$500
GOVERN Cybersecurity
$500
Lowther Family
$100
John Dagg
$500
Hartley Family
$1,000
Bronze
Julie & Jeffrey Parker Family
$100
Anonymous
$2,000
Bronze
Hurford Parker Insurance Brokers Ltd
$100
D & J McDonald
$100
Denise Bradley
$1,000
Bronze
Ahuriri-Putorino Presbyterian Church
$100
PE & PM TOD
$200
Paladin Sports
$500
VJ Distributors Ltd
$100
Jennie Crawley
$100
Donna Dahm
$100
Mišo
$150
Katie Nimon MP
$100
Shaun and Carol-Anne Morris-Eyton
$100
Rani Morunga & Whānau
$100
Wayne Toleafoa
$100,000
Platinum
JD Harris Family Trust
$100
Anonymous
$100
Brett Walker
$200
The Ward Family
$200
Douglas Family
$200
Maitland Manning
$100
Helen Manning
$100
Michelle Valler
$200
Duncan & Anne-Marie Pollock
$100
Ann Thorogood
$100
Jo Wilkinson
$200
M&R Wills
$200
Nick Ward
$100
Viv Foster
$300
Kirsten Wise
$100
Tobias Taylor
$100
Karen & Mike Rouse
$100
Alison, Nigel, Isla, Harry & Sam Prins
$100
Ken & Dot Foote
$100
Denise Mathers
$100
Anonymous
$100
Carla, Damon and Ben
$100
Valie & Debbie
$100
Sanja
$1,000,000
Platinum
Royston Health Trust

Foundational supporters

 

      

For a Wonderful Home, In Memory of Candice 🦒💖
Rowan Apartments donor – Shaun and Carol-Anne Morris-Eyton
Keep doing amazing things!
Rowan Apartments donor – Katie Nimon MP
A very worthy cause and so great for our community and people. Thank you for making this happen.
Rowan Apartments donor – Michelle Valler
Keep up the great work! We urge other people to donate to this worthy local project.
Rowan Apartments donor – Tandem Insurance & Advice (Glenn & Franziska Marshall)
This is going to a great cause and build to change lives.
Rowan Apartments donor – Duncan & Anne-Marie Pollock
Great work PSEC. God bless you and the tenants who will be blessed with the new apartments.
Rowan Apartments donor – Rev Wayne Toleafoa
To the PSEC team, good luck with the Rowan Apartments, I am sure they will make a positive impact to the occupants and the Hawkes Bay community.
Rowan Apartments donor – Hurford Parker Insurance Brokers Ltd
Can’t wait to see the Rowan Apartments finished!
Rowan Apartments donor – Carla, Damon and Ben
I’d much rather stand on one of these Rowan bricks than a Lego brick. Great to see these awesome facilities being extended.
Rowan Apartments donor – Nick Ward
(Our brick is) Proudly sponsored by Andrea, Carleen, Bev, Janine, Marilyn and Carlotta.
Rowan Apartments donor – Family Works HB
Hope this helps
Rowan Apartments donor – Brian Walker
Awesome!!!
Rowan Apartments donor – Valie & Debbie
Enjoy
Rowan Apartments donor – John Dagg
Best Wishes
Rowan Apartments donor – Paladin Sports
A very worthwhile community project which Bowls Taradale is proud to support.
Rowan Apartments donor – Bowls Taradale

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What are the Rowan Apartments?

A life-long positive impact project in Hawke’s Bay

With your help, the modern accessible Rowan Apartments will provide a home for four more flatters (residents) living with complex physical disabilities resulting from brain injuries, neurological, or genetic conditions. More than leading accessible accommodation, Rowan Apartments empower choice, dignity, and control.

Accessible design

Designed with accessibility in mind, the apartments aim to empower each flatter by offering a living space that aligns with their unique life. Each of the two buildings will be home for two flatters with their own bedroom and ensuite and a shared living space. 

Specialist support

The apartments are modern, well-equipped homes designed to meet individual specialist support needs like the structural requirements needed for hoists and ramps. 

Future-proof

By future-proofing these apartments and planning with robustness and flexibility in mind, this project showcases a leading approach for accessible housing.

Why build?

Everybody deserves to have a meaningful life in their community

Society has shifted its attitudes and hopes for people living with disabilities. The focus has moved towards citizenship and self-determination. As services become more person-directed, the emphasis is on offering greater control and choice over living environments.

Rowan Apartments aims to achieve this for four more people by offering a typical, modern, living environment that meets each person’s individual support needs and encourages community connection.

Evelyn is putting her laundry away and smiling.

Combat a critical need

The housing shortage in Hawke’s Bay is well documented but this is even more critical for people who need accessible homes.

The critical shortage of accessible housing in Hawke’s Bay underscores the pressing need for viable solutions. We are committed to building accessible housing in response to this challenge.

Rowan Apartments is already standing as a beacon of inclusivity and is a positive stride toward addressing the urgent shortage. 

Build suitable disability housing

Right now, over 35 younger adults living with complex physical disabilities are staying in aged care facilities because there’s nowhere else to go. There’s no one that can support their complex physical needs. 

Public health waiting lists further highlight the heavy demand for housing options that meet the complex needs of younger physically disabled adults. Every year we also hear from ageing parents who care for their adult disabled children and are challenged with finding a suitable life-long home that meets their needs.

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