Business Illawarra launches housing report focused on available solutions
HT customer Megan McDougal shares her story about rental stress in the Illawarra.
Christmas Fun Day
Join us for Housing Trust’s Christmas Family Fun Day. Tickets, lunch and refreshments are on us! Tickets are limited so please register your interest below, including the name and age of attendees. This invitation is only open to people who live in a Housing Trust property. If you would like to bring along other family members […]
July Newsletter 2023
ABC Illawarra 17/7
Michele Adair speaks to ABC Illawarra. Interview starts at 20:40
Warrawong plan for more than 1000 new homes but where
Michele Adair has been interviewed by the Illawarra Mercury regarding the development pathway approval for 1000 units in Warrawong.
Meet Tenaya
What attracted you to work at HT? I wanted a career change but still wanted to work within Community Services as I have a passion for helping people and I seen the advertisement from HT and thought I would love to do that job! How did you find your first day? My first day was […]
WIN News Illawarra 28/6
WIN News Illawarra covered our 40th Anniversary Opening Night
Illawarra Breakfast 23/6
TIm Bauer speaks to ABC Illawarra. Interview starts at 1:22:
Acclaimed photographer captures the stories of Illawarra social housing tenants
HT tenant Jo Fischer shares her story with Illawarra Mercury after featuring in HT exhibition TRUST.
Tradie Brekkie
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Tim Bauer
Tim Bauer Tim Bauer is the original nosey guy, and photography gave him the excuse he greatly desired, to open every door and take a good look inside. Tim began his career at the Sydney Morning Herald Newspaper as a Cadet Press Photographer in 1978 where he worked in the darkroom , helping all the […]
Jo
Jo’s Story Never imagining that escaping an abusive relationship would result in Jo ever seeing herself facing homelessness. The reality was it did. She went from working for 30 years in a stable role at UOW to finding herself in a position where she and her daughter may possibly have to live in her car. […]