There are 51 people in emergency accommodation and 10 homes red stickered as the Papatoetoe tornado response team moves to a recovery phase.
Help and support will continue to be offered for those most directly affected by the tornado that hit the suburb around 8.30am on June 19, Auckland Emergency Management group controller Kate Crawford said.
"We know that this has been a difficult couple of weeks for many, and we want to reassure people that we will do everything we can to ensure that this is a seamless process for those who continue to need our help.
"We're still working with the same agencies; the focus is just shifting to longer-term support," Crawford said.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's temporary accommodation service is still helping those left homeless by the tornado while the Mayoral Relief Fund and MSD grants are available for those needing money.
Numbers at a glance (as of July 1)
• There are 51 people from 15 groups that remain in temporary accommodation