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Presentations from Roundtable April 2013
Churches Housing Newsletters
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Annual Reports
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AHURI Research
Below are some interesting links to some AHURI Research & Policy Bulletins
Issue 141 June 2011 - Stakeholder perspectives on the regulation of affordable housing providers
Issue 140 May 2011 - Sustainability decisions in Australian households
Issue 138 April 2011 - Housing, inequality and the role of population mobility
Churches Housing Inc. seeks new Executive Officer
POSITION VACANT - Executive Officer
Churches Housing Inc. an ecumenical organisation, is seeking an energetic and driven individual who will lead the organisation into a new phase of generating and progressing community and affordable housing partnerships to meet the rental accommodation needs of persons on low to moderate incomes.
This person will be highly organised, have excellent communication skills, both written and oral, possess knowledge of the church and/or housing sector; and have an ability to successfully negotiate with a wide range of church, government and community stakeholders.
A current driver’s license is required for this position, and access to your own vehicle is desirable. Travel within NSW will be a requirement in this role.
The outcome of the position will be the development of community and affordable housing partnership projects by the churches that meet the rental housing needs of persons on low to moderate incomes.
For further background information see the Churches Housing Web-site www.churcheshousing.org.au and a full position description can be obtained by emailing info@churcheshousing.org.au
Applications will close on 13 May 2013
Lodge electronically to info@churcheshousing.org.au (preferred) or hard-copy to the office address Suite 107, 55 Phillip Street Parramatta 2150
More than a bed - Sydney's homeless families speak out
A major report from Wesley Mission, More than a bed: Sydney’s homeless families speak out shows a growing number of Sydney families are struggling to gain secure accommodation and are being displaced by a critical shortage of rental accommodation and public housing while struggling with mental health issues, isolation and an outdated system geared towards the needs of individuals and not...
Implications for policy
This report makes a number of recommendations for addressing the problem of family homelessness. These centre on providing more and different varieties of public housing; finding ways to make private rental accommodation more affordable; situating public housing closer to areas where homeless families have their support networks; educating media about family homelessness; making our welfare systems more flexible and easier to negotiate; and adopting a multi-disciplinary approach to family homelessness that addresses its complex causes and urgent needs.
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Anglicare Australia Release Rental Affordability Snapshot
Anglicare Australia have recently released a series of national 'Rental Affordability Snapshots'. The snapshots show that there is a critical shortage of affordable rental housing across all major cities and even most regional areas of Australia. The annual Anglicare Australia Rental Affordability Snapshot shines light on just how bad the housing crisis has become with less than 1 per cent of rental housing in cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Canberra being affordable for people on a low income.
A full media release providing links to information on results for each state
and territory is available from the
Anglicare
Australia website.
Community Housing Federation of Australia Bulletin
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For More Information Contact:
Churches Housing
Suite 107, 55 Phillip St, Parramatta, 2150
Tel: 02 9633 5999
FAX: 02 9633 9911
Internet:
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Churches Housing is funded by the the Community Housing Division of Housing NSW