Shelter WA votes Yes
Acting CEO Paula O’Leary says the Voice to Parliament will ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices are heard on matters that are critically important, especially when it comes to resourcing for housing.
Acting CEO Paula O’Leary says the Voice to Parliament will ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices are heard on matters that are critically important, especially when it comes to resourcing for housing.
Acting CEO Paula O’Leary says the Voice to Parliament will ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices are heard on matters that are critically important, especially when it comes to resourcing for housing.
The three ACCOs partnering with Kuditj to pursue ISO 27001:2013 accreditation will benefit from Kuditj’s experience.
The pilot ‘Kinship House’ will be lived in by workers building the rest of the development, which will eventually house 3,500 people.
The Robe River Kuruma Aboriginal Corporation program supports 28 families over a three-year period by providing tailored support services to progress them towards private rental.
The funding is part of the WA Government’s implementation of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap.
The funding is part of the WA Government’s implementation of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap.
Working with Nous Consulting group to develop a housing strategy in order to best meet these needs, Yindjibarndi Nation Limited is committed to supporting the community.
Gumala Housing Support houses around 172 adults and children in their 44 properties (including four head leases), with more on a waitlist.
With the sounds of singer-songwriter and Noongar Man Phil Walleystack guiding us the walk was a chance to connect to Boodja.
With ambitious plans to acquire properties and begin delivering services in 2023, Shelter WA looks forward to witnessing Moorditjabiny Housing Aboriginal Corporation grow.
Acknowledging that closing the gap on socioeconomic factors such as housing rests with self-determination and an empowered Aboriginal community.
Aboriginal Community Housing Organisations deliver services governed by their community, for their community.
Acknowledging that closing the gap on socioeconomic factors such as housing rests with self-determination and an empowered Aboriginal community.
Shelter WA was awarded a three-year grant from the Sisters of St John of God this year to continue working with four member ACHOs.
This report highlights additional opportunities to build on this partnership enabling government funding to meet a greater proportion of unmet need.