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Whānau Housing
Whānau Housing consists of four houses which accommodate 20 students. Priority is given to students with knowledge of tikanga and te reo Māori.
STILL IMAGES
 Outside Exterior |
 Twinshare Room |
 Lounge Area |
 Single Room |
HALL INFORMATION
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Whānau Housing comprises four houses, all furnished and providing accommodation for 20 students. | ||
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14 single rooms; three shared rooms. Kitchen utensils and all furniture provided. Bedding can be arranged to accommodate whānau who may wish to visit for one or two days. | ||
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ROOM TYPE | PER WEEK | 38 WEEKS |
| Single room | $160 | $6,080 | |
| Shared room - per person |
$130 | $4,940 | |
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Meals are the responsibility of residents who will be rostered to coordinate food purchases and meal preparation. | ||
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Residents pay their own power. | ||
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Residents have access to a communal phone and cost is included in rent. | ||
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Internet connection via telephone and modem at residents' own expense. | ||
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Whānau Housing is approximately five minutes from Kelburn Campus, and 10 minutes to the city. | ||
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Washing machines and dryers are provided. | ||
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No off-street parking. Can apply for residential parking permit from Wellington City Council. | ||
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Residents are responsible for cleaning their own rooms and communal areas. | ||
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Smoking is permitted outside only. | ||
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Day-to-day operations are managed by University Hall. | ||
| Pastoral care is provided by Kathy Samuel, Tauhere Te Herenga Waka Marae. PH: +64 4 463 9505 EM: kathy.samuel@vuw.ac.nz |
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| CONTACT INFO |
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Whānau Housing - Uni Hall PH: +64 4 475 8471 |
HALL PAYMENTSFees quoted are for 2010. There are 38 weeks in an academic year.
The accommodation fees are payable to the hall in advance every fortnight. |
FURNITURE
Basic bedroom furniture provided by the hall:
Kitchens in the flats are also provided with:
Please note: |
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