From January 2022 to June 2022, our Specialist Disability Accommodation team have assisted 77 SDA participants transition into their new forever homes and delivered 37 new developments with partners across New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria.
Do you know a young person who needs support with their education, sporting or artistic pursuits? Our first youth scholarship funding round for 2022 is open with a total of $20,000 available!
To help residents settle into their new Home in Place-managed, Specialist Disability Accommodation homes, we have a limited number of accommodation vouchers for families and supporters.
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 social housing tenants, and others in Broken Hill and surrounding communities, will soon be able to connect over a barbeque, thanks to the support of Broken Hill City Council and Boltons Precision Engineering.
Compass Housing Services is in urgent need of private properties for it to rent to it tenants and is calling on local property owners and property managers looking for hassle free, long term leasing to consider renting to it.
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 is looking for expressions of interest for cadetship opportunities in South West Sydney (Leumeah) and Newcastle.
Compass Housing was a big winner at the Australian Housing Institute’s 2021 Brighter Futures Awards with four staff receiving jurisdictional awards in December.
A high-grade Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) project in Marsden has reached completion, joining the string of Queensland developments bolstering national SDA housing supply.
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.
Chair Kwesi Addo said despite ongoing challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, Compass had another successful year with some impressive achievements.
People in need of housing in Newcastle now have a place to call home following the completion of a new social and affordable housing project in Adamstown.
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.
