Cost of Living Help Hub
Come along to Cost of Living Helping Hub – Thursday, 03 Oct 2024,4:00 pm – 07:00 pm
Important update for customers: office phone outage
Due to necessary phone line upgrades, Housing Trust’s main office and maintenance phones will be unavailable on: – Tuesday the 1st of October between 8.00am and 10.00am. If you require any urgent assistance during this time, please contact one of the following numbers: – 0419 749 869 0455 238 139 0455 054 184 Should you […]
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Why Illawarra voters should think about housing affordability when casting their ballots
Housing is one of the most critical issues facing the Illawarra community, with the dearth of supply and lack of affordability resulting in social and economic consequences.
Housing Trust releases Affordable Housing Council scorecard
The Illawarra’s leading community housing provider has congratulated some of the region’s Councils on continued growth in shoring-up affordable rental stock.
Council candidates to be quizzed on affordable housing policies
Regional community organisation Housing Trust will once again use the NSW council elections on 14 September to ask all candidates about their policies and commitment to increasing the supply of affordable rental housing.
August Newsletter 2024
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‘Surprised and disappointed’: Kiama councillors given home truths on housing
Kiama might be a great place to visit, but who can afford to live there?
Not most people, Housing Trust managing director Michele Adair told Kiama councillors during a public access session before Tuesday night’s council meeting.
Sharper focus on Kiama’s affordable housing in new strategy
Cr Karen Renkema-Lang proposed an amendment following on from Housing Trust managing director Michele Adair’s comments in a public address to Kiama Council.
Housing Trust to position for Growth
Read about HT’s new leadership structure
Warruya’ to provide a safe haven for women, children in the heart of Wollongong
Housing Trust Chief Operating Officer Amanda Winks said that following consultation with members and elders of the local Aboriginal community the new development project at Dudley Street Wollongong was named “Warruya,” a Dharawal word meaning aunty.
Housing Trust shakes up leadership amid positive sector news
Amanda Winks, the chief operating officer, is promoted to chief executive officer from Monday, July 1 while current CEO Michele Adair will become managing director.
