The papers below relate to research on social support services and needs within Aotearoa New Zealand. Some have been researched, written, and published by Visionwest as a Trust. Others are the private work of Visionwest kaimahi (team members) or individuals who have kindly given us permission to list their research.

Visionwest Research Papers

Each paper reflects the passion and commitment of Visionwest kaimahi and others to those who are facing hardship in communities throughout Aotearoa New Zealand and our dedication to ensuring we are at the forefront of understanding our support service work.

Research Paper Building Financial Capability Report

Research Paper Building Financial Capability Report

Author: Visionwest Marketing, Partnership & Communications; Lovely Dizon

Research Paper Paying attention to Wairua

Research Paper Paying attention to Wairua

Author: Fay Pouesi, Visionwest Kaiārahi Lead Therapist, with Rosemary Dewerse

Research Paper Transition to Sustaining a Home

Research Paper Transition to Sustaining a Home

Author: Dr Jenni Mace, Senior Lecturer AUT

Research Paper Social Supermarkets & Food Sovereignty

Research Paper Social Supermarkets & Food Sovereignty

Author: Dr Sarah Greenaway

Research Paper Food & Financial Hardship Report

Research Paper Food & Financial Hardship Report

Author: Visionwest Marketing and Partnership / Communications Team

Research Paper Maintaining Balance for Christian Counsellors

Research Paper Maintaining Balance for Christian Counsellors

Author: Leanne Frost, GM Wellbeing

Research Paper Housing Choices for Young People

Research Paper Housing Choices for Young People

Author: Brook Turner, Director of Partnerships

Research Paper Housing Support Services

Research Paper Housing Support Services

Author: Lisa Woolley, Visionwest CEO

Research Paper Whetū Paerangi

Research Paper Whetū Paerangi

Author: Fred Astle, Visionwest Head of Māori Service Development et al

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