Congratulations to our Housing Access Officer Luke Bozic on taking out a Cessnock Business Chamber Customer Service Award. Luke was a winner of the Community Services Award in the Community, Education & Wellbeing category.
Hunter Homeless Connect Day is an excellent example of what service providers, government agencies, businesses and individuals can achieve by working together.
70-year-old Edwin Miller was homeless, camping rough in bushland and thinking about taking his own life. He now has a roof over his head and a new lease of life.
Opinion polls conducted in four battleground federal seats show there is greater voter recognition of the housing crisis and clear support for more federal government attention on housing, including funding the construction of social housing.
Compass Housing has contributed to a Budget Position Paper released by the national campaign to end homelessness, Everybody’s Home, which calls for funding of at least 25,000 in new social housing dwellings in this year’s Federal budget.
Compass Housing Services will be able to support more people in the Hunter and Western NSW who are experiencing homelessness into housing thanks to extra funding through the NSW Government’s Together Home program.
Compass Housing Services (Compass) has been selected to be part of the NSW Government’s largest housing response dedicated to rough sleepers in the state’s history.
Home in Place wishes to recognise the traditional custodians of the lands and waterways where we work and live. We celebrate the First Peoples’ unique cultural and spiritual relationship to Country and acknowledge the significance of Aboriginal cultures in Australia.
