This study was undertaken by Ihi Research for the Coalition to End Women’s Homelessness. Methods involved an integrative literature review and semi-structured interviews to examine the realities and possible solutions for addressing women's homelessness in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Jolt is a unique dance company based in Ōtautahi Christchurch that provides access for people with intellectual disabilities to creative expression, leadership pathways, paid employment and community engagement through dance.

The Abuse of Older People (AOP), also known as elder abuse, is receiving more attention within Aotearoa (Woodhead, 2018) and internationally (World Health Organization, 2022a).

In 2020 Ihi Research was contracted by the Ministry of Social Development to conduct an evaluation of the ‘My Fathers Barbers’ Barber Wānanga project.

In 2018 the Christchurch Methodist Mission led the implementation of the Housing First model in Christchurch.

The Christchurch Symphony Orchestra in partnership with the Department of Corrections (Christchurch Men’s Prison and Pathway Trust), provide an eight-week music programme supporting Tū Ora (inmates) as they prepare to be released from prison as part of a reintegration initiative into the community.

Moana House is a dedicated therapeutic community in Dunedin that has been operating for 31 years. The kaupapa is to assist tāngata whaiora to achieve their potential and become outstanding contributing members of society.

In 2018 Ihi research were commissioned by the Asia New Zealand Foundation to conduct an online survey. The Foundation has been surveying New Zealanders' perceptions of Asia and Asian peoples for over two decades.

Developed by former New Zealand Māori and New Zealand Rugby League player Jaye Pukepuke, the purpose of Bros for Change is to give young people who have been labelled as difficult and challenging, a second chance to create real change through real talk with real people.

Ihi Research was contracted to undertake an independent summative evaluation of the Murihiku 1000 Days Trust programme. This was a community driven pilot programme.

Ōtautahi Creative Spaces was set up in Christchurch in 2015 with a goal of boosting wellbeing, social connection and resilience through creativity.

Rātā Foundation (known prior to 2015 as the Canterbury Community Trust) is a community trust that serves Canterbury (from Selwyn District north), Nelson, Marlborough and the Chatham Islands.