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Window Arms & FittingsCaravan living no holiday for Taranaki family of six A young family have been forced to live in a caravan on a relatives property after Housing NZ deemed them not a priority for housing. A Taranaki family of six, including a toddler with cerebral palsy, have been living in a caravan in a paddock as they wait for a Housing New Zealand home.Courtney Rudolph, her partner Reilly Gardner are upset that, with their 18-month-old daughter Sophia's disability, they haven't been given priority status by the Ministry of Social Development to find a Housing NZ home.The couple and their four children were renting a property in Inglewood but three months ago were given 90 days to vacate after getting behind in the $300 a week payments. Courtney Rudolph, 24, with her children clockwise from top Sophia, 18 months, Capri, 7, Paris, 3, Devynn, 5. The family are living out of a caravan while they wait for a Housing New Zealand home. Gardner lost his tractor driving job when the seasonal work dried up and they could not afford to meet payments and living expenses on Rudolph's study link allowance of $390.Since receiving the eviction notice the couple and their children have applied with the Ministry (MSD) to get a housing New Zealand home, but are yet to secure one."
They told us to go and stay in a caravan park or with friends, but we don't know anyone who can take six of us."The pair have tried to get other private rentals but a chequered renting history hindered that. Emergency housing, women's refuge and the Citizen's Advise Bureau have not turned up any temporary living arrangement either.Now the family are living in a caravan powered by an extension cord from Rudolph's mother Glennis Julian's woolshed studio north of Urenui."A mum in a caravan with four kids, it's not ideal but you do what you have to," Rudolph said."If the Ministry could sort out what we are doing, where we are on the list and how long we will be here we could handle it." While Rudolph and Gardner along with one of their children sleep in the caravan, two other daughters sleep on bunk beds inside the woolshed, along with Sophia. "We're eligible but not classed as high priority, if we had no caravan we would be. There's six of us and nowhere to go, a caravan in a paddock and one child with cerebral palsy, I thought we would be [high priority]," Rudolph said."
It would be nice if they could say a house is available at such and such a time. It needs to be flat level because eventually Sophia will be in a wheelchair and a two storey house wouldn't work."MSD general manger housing Marama Edwards said the ministry was working with Rudolph to find her family a place to live."They've told us they need a house, and that they had been given notice to move by this Friday.While Rudolph first approached MSD on May 22, the ministry only received additional information needed to complete the application and place the family on the social housing register for house on Tuesday, Edwards said."We've let Ms Rudolph know that we feel a caravan is unsuitable, and in the meantime we had encouraged her to contact us to look into emergency housing."Julian, who raised Rudolph, said the whole situation had been a strain on her daughter."She's been in a terrible state at times, almost breaking down. It's a nightmare for her," Julian said."This is too much. They don't deserve this."
Rudolph, who had been studying early childhood, admitted the ordeal had taken a toll on her confidence."I feel awful that we have nowhere to stay, I feel bad."She was now trying to decide what to do with her two eldest children once the school holidays finished. They currently go to Inglewood Primary but may have to change to Mimi School which is closer. But if a home was found elsewhere they'd have to move all over again."I didn't think it would come to this, I thought they would find one. I'm hoping they come up with one soon. That's the hard part just waiting hoping something comes up."Welcome to Heron Views! Rooms: 2 Bedroom with open plan Kitchen and Dining room, quality fitted Bathroom with Toilet, Shower and Basin. Total: Enquire to view potential new sites A unique lifestyle opportunity... ...awaits the owner of our contemporary all new bach designs. Internal garaging flows into a high quality modern property. Carpet, drapes and a fully equiped Kitchen are all included.
Master bedroom features Queen Size bedroom and wardrobe. A second bedroom has your choice of sleeping arrangements and wardrobe. The designer Kitchen forms the heart of an open plan living and dining area. This large north facing area offers the new owners an elegant but relaxed environment to entertain with family and friends. A Heron Views home presents an exctiting retirement option. With a variety of activities available within a short distance and our sunny warm beach location there is plenty to see and do. Combine this with the interest factor of living within a holiday park and you will never be bored. Add the security and zero maintenance of a brand new home we are confident you'll find an environment that is both worry free and interesting. 2 Double Bedrooms with Wardrobe Quality fitted Bathroom with Shower, Toilet and Basin Designer built Kitchen which includes appliances Ideal retirement unit option live here for 365 days of the year Sea views will not be built out
Lawns and grounds maintneance included Security of the Park $200,000 - $210,000 Includes Carpets, Drapes & Kitchen Appliances The unit resides under a current occupancy licence agreement within the Village. $6,500 plus g.s.t. per annum which can be spread over 3 easy installments. Call Louise on: (07) 3048296 Rooms: (2) 1 Queen Bedroom & 2 Single Bunk Beds in another room, Bathroom with Toilet, Shower and Basin. Total: 9 more sites available Nights: 100 nights accommodation A Bach that is an affordable reality... The northern edge of our Holiday Park is home to ‘Lifestyle Villas’. These Leisurebuilt relocatable holiday homes make the dream of owning your own beach accommodation attainable and hassle-free. Leisurebuilt units can be customised. Select one of the three available interior colours, select one of the available sites and we’ll organize everything else. Once your unit is paid for and built, it will be delivered and set on site soon after – connected and ready to use!
Depending on the site you choose, you’ll pay between $4,000 and $4,500 per annum for the occupancy licence agreement. This agreement includes 100 free nights for you and your immediate family (parents, grandparents, children and grandchildren) to stay. Any other family members or friends that would like to use your accommodation pay us the usual camp fees. The occupancy licence agreement is fixed for three years. Right of renewal is of a further two terms. Your annual payment covers the rates, water, sewerage, rubbish collection, lawn care and security. The only extra cost is power. The unit is always yours. If you don’t wish to renew the occupancy licence agreement, you can take your unit away or sell it on. Pets are not allowed and please note that Lifestyle Villas are for holiday accommodation only. Permanent living is not possible. Panoramic sea views will not be built out Lawns and grounds maintenance included New Units Available Now!$4,000 plus g.s.t. per annum which can be spread over 3 easy installments.
Total: 10 more sites available Nights: 100 nights accommodation per year Evrything you want is here... Do you want the flexibility of your own holiday accomodation in a beach location without the huge costs? Secure a site at our Holiday Park and start enjoying the classic beach holiday setting for many summers to come. Bring your tidy caravan, set it up the way you want and start enjoying a home away from home. Utilise all the park facilities including landscaped grounds, BBQ areas, cooking, cleaning and washing. Enjoy the flexibility to pick your holiday times that suit you and not availability. Come and go as you please making use of the park when it's peaceful and quiet or when were busy - it's your choice. Your caravan is always yours. If you don’t wish to renew the occupancy licence agreement, you can take your caravan away. Pets are not allowed and please note that longstary caravans are for holiday accommodation only. Ground maintenance and security is included so you will sleep just as easy when you away from your Caravan.