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Flood Recovery Planning Project

By Community, For Community
Building Resilience, Celebrating Community, Protecting Taonga

The Sandringham Project in Community Empowerment (SPiCE) is proud to launch a new community-led Flood Recovery Planning Project for the Sandringham and Balmoral neighbourhoods.
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The floods of early 2023 - and more recent heavy rainfall events - have left a deep mark on homes, streets, and our sense of security. They’ve also revealed the incredible strength, care, and spirit of our community.
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This project is about recognising that resilience, celebrating what makes Sandringham and Balmoral special, and ensuring the things that matter most are protected and prioritised into the future.

It’s also a space to acknowledge the very real stress and anxiety many are still living with, and to work together to shape a future where people can feel stronger, safer, and even more connected.


Project goals
  • Create spaces where residents can share their experiences and ideas.
  • Celebrate the strengths and spirit of Sandringham and Balmoral.
  • Work together to identify and prioritise what matters most to our community.
  • Build resilience for the future while honouring the identity and character of our place.
  • Strengthen local connections and leadership.

Context
This project is part of Auckland’s wider flood recovery efforts, coordinated by the Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office.

Sandringham and Balmoral are communities where local leadership and lived experience will play a key role in shaping future recovery and resilience.



We want you!
We want to hear from everyone — renters and homeowners, workers and students, parents, caregivers, kaumātua and seniors, LGBTQIA+ whānau, disabled people, Māori and Pacific communities, migrants and refugees, newcomers and long-time locals.

Every story and experience matters!



How you can get involved
  • Join upcoming conversations and community events.
  • Host your own small gathering or kōrero (drop us an email and we'll help you set it up!)
  • Share your experiences, ideas, and hopes for the future.

Together, we can strengthen and celebrate everything that make Sandringham and Balmoral such incredible places to call home.


Upcoming Flood Recovery conversations:
TBA

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  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
  • Sandringham & Balmoral Flood Recovery Planning
  • OUR PROJECTS
    • Sandringham Stories
    • Diwali 2024
    • Kai and Kōrero Community Feedback Event
    • Ngā Ana Wai Poster Competition
    • Ōwairaka/Te Ahi-kā-a-Rakataura/Mt Albert - Hikoi
    • Floral Carpet Festival
    • Moth Plant Competition 2024
    • Rongoā Hikoi and Rakāu print workshop
    • Matariki 2024
    • Flag Pole Banners
    • Sandringham Spring Festival
    • Varie-Trees
    • Re-wilding Sandringham
    • Sandringham Reserve Redevelopment
    • Urban Art Project
    • Representing our Community
    • Creating a shared vision
  • EXPLORE SANDRINGHAM
  • News
  • Kids activities
    • Cultural Heritage
    • Natural Heritage
    • Built Heritage
  • LOCAL HISTORY
  • COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
  • CALENDAR
  • CONTACT US