Tamaki Housing apologises for ordering eviction of family following mother's deathMORNING REPORT/RNZ Social housing agency Tamaki Housing has changed its decision and apologised after handing an eviction notice to five children just weeks after their mother's death. A social housing agency has apologised for an "unacceptable" error after ordering the eviction of five children following their mother's death. Tamaki Housing contacted the family after her death and gave them just three weeks to leave their Glen Innes home of over 10 years. CHRIS SKELTON/STUFF A social housing agency has apologised after telling five children they had three weeks to vacate their state house after their mother died. Porteous said Tamaki Housing would typically work with the family of the deceased to determine the family's ongoing housing needs and would then liaise with the Ministry of Social Development to find them a suitable house.

Source: Stuff August 01, 2017 23:13 UTC