As rising energy costs continue to place pressure on households across Hawke’s Bay, a new Healthy Homes partnership is helping whānau create warmer, drier, healthier homes through personalised advice, practical support and education. Kerry Henderson, Chief Executive of Weave Hawke’s Bay, says the partnership reflects a shared commitment to helping whānau thrive. It’s a partnership that will help create stronger, healthier communities across Hawke’s Bay.” Jeff Vredenburg, General Manager of Sustainable Hawke’s Bay, says the partnership demonstrates how environmental sustainability and community wellbeing go hand in hand. The Healthy Homes partnership acknowledged the investment provided by EECA through the SEEC programme and thanked the many organisations and community leaders whose support demonstrated Hawke’s Bay’s shared commitment to creating warmer, drier, healthier homes.