Community News
Children and their parents living in community housing managed by Home in Place , and other housing providers, are benefitting from breakfast clubs in Taree and Forster. Children receive a free breakfast and packed lunch for school.
The Broken Hill community now has access to free or low-cost grocery items from the 123 Hub in Creedon Street Broken Hill.
Home in Place tenants living in the Bushland Estate and in Frances Street Taree came together for two community clean up days in January and February.
Believe Housing Australia has today launched a $14 million affordable housing development providing much-needed rental homes for more than 100 South Australians priced out of the rental market.
One of Australia’s largest housing providers, Community Housing Limited (CHL), has been busy across recent months, especially in Victoria and Queensland. Here’s a rundown of their news.
One of the largest providers of affordable rental housing in NSW, Hume Community Housing , is responding to the housing crisis in an announcement they will expand their footprint to the Central Coast following a significant land purchase in Wyong.
Australia’s only national specialist women’s housing provider, YWCA Australia , is extending its growing pipeline of secure and affordable accommodation to women and women-led families in South Australia with construction of 24 new rental homes.
Pulse Property Solutions is delighted to announce its third addition to the charming north-of-the-river suburb of Warwick in Perth. These new homes will join their existing six Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) residences, already being enjoyed by tenants.
Community housing provider Home in Place has won the HIA Australian GreenSmart Multi Dwelling Development Award at the 2023 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards announced on 25th August.
In early August, Hume Community Housing announced the purchase of seven villas in East Maitland. The sale represents an important move by the community housing provider to preserve social housing in a region experiencing one of the tightest rental markets in NSW.
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