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‘Massive advantage for us’: Mainland driver training widens the map for Chatham Islanders

‘Massive advantage for us’: Mainland driver training widens the map for Chatham Islanders

by Kiwi Can Do | 9, Aug 2022 | Media coverage

Kiwi Can Do are proud to drive this programme alongside VTNZ and the Ministry of Social Development NZ. In reducing cost barriers for the Chatham Island residents, we provided the opportunity for them to gain job security, minimise health and safety risks on the...
Kiwi Can Do opens channels for individuals or community groups to help keep Countdown’s shelves stocked

Kiwi Can Do opens channels for individuals or community groups to help keep Countdown’s shelves stocked

by Kiwi Can Do | 16, Mar 2022 | Media coverage

Kiwi Can Do has opened up 0800, Website, Facebook channels for anyone in the community to jump on board with paid jobs to help keep Countdown’s supply chains running and ensure families can put food on their tables. “We need your help to help your community and keep...
Kiwi Can Do featured in an article about becoming a tradie

Kiwi Can Do featured in an article about becoming a tradie

by Kiwi Can Do | 22, Jul 2020 | Media coverage

It was great to see Kiwi Can Do featured in a blog post by the company of our ex Auckland Area Manager. RHM Construction, a West Auckland renovations and building company has published a post with their take on the best way to become a builder. Check it out for some...
Seven Sharp – Government targeting women to help fill construction worker shortage

Seven Sharp – Government targeting women to help fill construction worker shortage

by Kiwi Can Do | 16, Oct 2019 | Media coverage

As featured on Seven Sharp: A massive 33,000 workers are needed in the industry over the coming years. Watch...
Kiwi Can Do programme helping Palmerston North Kiwis into work

Kiwi Can Do programme helping Palmerston North Kiwis into work

by Kiwi Can Do | 16, Oct 2019 | Media coverage

Featured in Manawatu Guardian: Kiwi Can Do has been launched in Palmerston North. KCD managing director Iain Morrison and KCD chair Dame Fran Wilde introduced the programme that ‘staircases unemployed into entry-level construction jobs’. “They are...
Recruitment of beneficiaries to help with Manawatu’s $4 billion construction boom

Recruitment of beneficiaries to help with Manawatu’s $4 billion construction boom

by Kiwi Can Do | 16, Oct 2019 | Media coverage

Featured in Stuff: An unlikely crew may provide the solution to Manawatū’s pending construction boom – beneficiaries. There has never been a better time in Manawatū to pull on a fluro and hard hat, with projects totalling $4 billion in the pipeline, such as a...
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Endorsements and support

Our programme is endorsed by the boards of the Master Painters Association, the Association of Wall and Ceiling Industries (AWCI) and the Building Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO).

Kiwi Can Do are members of Scaffolding, Access & Rigging NZ (SARNZ), PrefabNZ and the Insulation Association of NZ.

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