New modelling released today by National Shelter in partnership with the Community Housing Industry Association demonstrates how investment in a four-year social housing program will complement the McGowan housing investment package.
The fortnightly E Newsletter from Shelter WA – Inside Housing.
Shelter WA joins top-level State Recovery Advisory Group to help lead Western Australia’s recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
NATSIHA will be open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations with housing as a principle mission and service.
Chief Incident Controller Jason Beeley joined the Taskforce to update on the work of the State Welfare Incident Control Centre (SWICC).
The Department of Communities is monitoring the social and economic impacts of COVID-19 on the WA community.
This phase will include a return to the workplace for many community services sector employees currently working from home, as well as a large number of volunteers.
One and two bedroom units are needed for the program which aims to house people in need from the area so they can be supported to stabilise their lives.
Acknowledging the gap in data collection around people experiencing homelessness in the metropolitan area, it was agreed the different data sets – in particular the By Name List and data collection by Local Governments – need to be brought together.
Send a supportive message to victims of domestic and family violence during and after the social distancing and isolation resulting from COVID-19.
Opportunity for clients of eligible homelessness services, emergency relief providers, family violence services or those experiencing natural disasters to access additional free Telstra mobile credit.
With the benefit of having trialed new ways of working during our response to COVID and with WA now looking towards the recovery phase of this pandemic I have implemented the new leadership structure – to provide clear lines of accountability while ensuring integrity remains the bedrock of everything we do.
I am sure most of you welcome the State Government’s announcement of the WA roadmap for easing COVID-19 restrictions.
The fortnightly E Newsletter from Shelter WA – Inside Housing.
Progressive new venture to address homelessness among South West Noongar people promises an innovative solution that will deliver much more than housing.
With more Australians spending more time within their homes, the design, layout and thermal comfort of their homes have become increasingly noticeable and relevant.
