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Housing Programs in Australia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Housing Programs sector based in Australia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Adelaide Workers' Homes Incorporated
Adelaide Workers’ Homes Incorporated was founded as a progressive organisation based on the simple belief that people deserve access to affordable housing. The issue of affordable housing is every bit as contemporary today as it was when Sir Thomas Elder founded the not-for-profit organisation in 1898.
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Regional Housing Victoria
Virtually every community across rural and regional Victoria is scrambling to address a shortage of housing that is affordable, liveable and secure. In many areas, rents have increased by over 50% in five years…. If you can find somewhere to rent. Costs of buying or building homes have increased. People living in homelessness are being offered tents for a family and a swag if you are single. Jobs are not being filled because new people looking to move to town can’t find a home. This is a national problem, but we feel that the solutions are much harder to find in rural and regional communities where housing has historically been available and affordable. But you know all this already. Regional Housing Victoria is a purpose driven consultancy with tools and resources to assist communities to identify local challenges and opportunities and then take action. Addressing the shortfall in safe, secure and affordable housing is a complex, slow and frustrating journey – a marathon, not a sprint. Steve Dunn and Roger Hastrich, Directors of Regional Housing Victoria, have a wealth of experience in state and local government along with the community sector and a deep understanding of the complex housing eco-system. We work on social and key worker housing; land supply & forging partnerships. We have tools relating to data / planning / co-ordination and community engagement. Let's chat: Steve Dunn Mobile: 0417382740 Email: steve@rhvic.com.au Roger Hastrich Mobile: 0419583561 Email: roger@rhvic.com.au
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Aboriginal Women & Children's Crisis Service
The Aboriginal Women & Children’s Crisis Service fundamentally believes in, values and respects the rights of Aboriginal women and children in relation to a life free of violence and oppression. The Service receives funding from the Department of Communities and Justice to assist Aboriginal women and their dependent children escaping Domestic and/or Family Violence. The Aboriginal Women & Children’s Crisis Service acknowledges the emotional, social, physical, and psychological effects of colonisation on Aboriginal people. It also recognises that the legacy of colonisation is not in the past and that it continues to impact in a myriad of ways on the lives of Aboriginal people, including their housing, health, mental health and wellbeing. The staff specialise in delivering a holistic, spiritual and culturally-sensitive approach when supporting Aboriginal women and children who have escaped Domestic and/or Family Violence. The Service supports Aboriginal women and children through advocacy and referral to various services on behalf of the clients to apply for Apprehended Violence Orders, access crisis accommodation, legal support, housing, women’s health centres, and various government departments. The Aboriginal Women and Children’s Crisis Service acknowledges that children who access our services require individual trauma-informed care for various complex needs. Children are treated as clients in their own right, and are offered the full range of services available under the guidance of their accompanying parent or carer. Children receive culturally-appropriate case management under the guidance of their accompanying parent or carer.
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Hartwood Hub
Hartwood Hub is a privately owned profit for purpose business, based in Brisbane, Queensland. Our goal is to reduce the number of women who find themselves at risk of homelessness due to circumstances outside of their control. These could include becoming widowed, divorced, or other life-changing trauma. We focus on providing safe and affordable rental accommodation to women who do not meet normal rental criteria due to lack of rental history or income sources that are considered by many rental companies to be ‘too risky” including passive income, freelance income, DSP, and other pensions and benefits. Our assessments for placement are based on the person and their individual story not the numbers on the page.
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Sharing With Friends Foundation Queensland
Our mission is to design and help deliver affordable, safe secure housing for older women to live in privacy, with dignity and in a supportive community as they age. We do this by providing a small co-housing community of 5 older women through a shared equity model where the residents choose who they live with in their community.
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Rapid Response Housing
Rapid Response Housing is an initiative which aims to provide fast and reliable housing solutions for people affected by natural disasters, conflicts, and homelessness.
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Ethical Capital Partners
Empowering everyone on the social and affordable housing financing value chain Harnessing structuring techniques and borrowing securitisation technology, our capital allocation solutions drive efficiencies that drive superior pricing across the capital stack as well as SPV Sponsors - we work on honing borrowers' strategic needs take these to the right domestic and global investors We go beyond the ordinary to deliver on velocity, price, and scale specifications
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Uniq Initiative
UNiQ Initiative was founded in 2023 to fully embrace Modern Methods of Construction in Australia. UNiQ Initiative acts as a conduit between modular manufacturers and clients. At UNiQ Initiative we have the ability to deliver homes annually within 8-20 weeks via our range of international and domestic modular manufacturer partners. UNiQ Initiative is a specialist modular housing delivery partner with capacity to deliver homes annually in Australia. The business established to rethink how workforce accommodation is delivered in Australia. Our model was founded on the idea that housing for major construction projects particularly in regional and remote areas, can and should deliver lasting benefits to the communities in which it is located. Today, we operate across two core service streams, delivering a range of housing types including residential, apartments, First Nations housing, SDA/SIL, aged care, crisis, tourism, community, public, and workforce accommodation. Construction Workforce Accommodation We deliver high-quality, modular workforce accommodation with full-service village infrastructure, managing the entire project lifecycle from design to reuse. Our model prioritises early engagement and long-term community benefit, creating jobs, closing service gaps, and designing housing for future local use. Impact Housing Solutions We deliver high-quality permanent modular housing to Australians that need it most. We connect housing needs with funding pathways through our expertise in community services, government programs, and housing delivery. And most importantly we can do it at scale, taking a step towards resolving Australia's housing crisis. To obtain a free housing consultation please contact: Daniel White Government Relations & Partnership Manager Email: dwhite@uniqinitiative.com.au PH: 0400 945 239 Melbourne, Australia Website: https://uniq.zohosites.com.au General Enquires - Email: info@uniqinitiative.com.au
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Sunrise Foundation Au
Sunrise Foundation is a registered charity committed to tackling homelessness and improving housing accessibility across Australia. We acquire and develop properties in both metropolitan and regional areas, ensuring they are available for rent or purchase by individuals who are vulnerable or disadvantaged. Our Vision We strive to foster social inclusion, equal opportunity, and dignity by providing safe, high-quality accommodation. Our goal is to enhance the well-being of those in our community who face significant challenges and barriers to securing stable housing.
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