Community Recovery Frame

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The Community Recovery Framework is designed to collaboratively address the needs of the Shirley-Papanui community in the aftermath of recent challenges. Focusing on stabilizing the current situation, transitioning to recovery, and fostering resilience, we aim to prioritize the welfare of vulnerable populations, enhance homes and heating solutions, and improve access to shared facilities. Key areas of focus include economic stability, supporting employment, and enhancing community engagement. Together, we will shape a thriving and sustainable environment for all residents.

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Feb 15, 2026

1 community recovery2 vulnerable populations3 shared facilities4 economic stability5 engagement strategies6 employment support7 built environment8 natural environmenttext

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Community Recovery Frame

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Community Recovery Frame A frame for co-constructing our Shirley Papanui community recovery
A Community Recovery Frame 4. Transition 3. Recover 2. Stabilise 1. Current Situation Welfare / Social / Cultural Economy / Business / Employment Built environment Natural environment
Mapping our community recovery
Key Priorities • Vulnerable people (Youth, Older persons, Disabilities) • Homes and heating (urgent priority) • Shared Community facilities & spaces • Financial stressors/Employment • Transport/Roading/Footpaths • Engagement and communications (incl. virtual space)