Faith Housing Alliance is not a housing provider or a direct support service.
If you are seeking emergency accommodation, visit Link2Home.
Faith Housing Alliance is not a housing provider or a direct support service. If you are seeking emergency accommodation, visit Link2Home.
Addressing the economic and social costs of the pandemic and natural disasters
Addressing the economic and social costs of the pandemic and natural disasters
Addressing the economic and social costs of the pandemic and natural disasters
Community, Place and Urban Density Report
This research report seeks to answer the question ‘How do we create socially connected communities in high rise developments which enhance community wellbeing?’.
It calls for urban designers and placemakers, architects, planners, developers, State Government, and council bodies to re-examine the way they build high-rise dwellings to enhance resident wellbeing.
The Vertical Villages: Community, Place and Urban Density Report developed by Macquarie University in a partnership with, Faith Housing Alliance (supported by a grant from the Salvation Army) and BaptistCare, outlines key considerations and improvements to resident experiences that will help to promote overall wellbeing and community connection in cities.
A report on the brutal reality of people experiencing the housing crisis in Australia.
An examination of the social impact of BaptistCare's Community Housing services.
A study of the impact of safe, secure and supported housing for older women.
The long-term costs of underproviding public, social and affordable housing.
Struggling households and the rising cost-of-living in NSW.
An evidence review of implementation, effectiveness and outcomes.
Community activism and transforming NSW’s housing system.
Designed to highlight the lived experience of looking for housing while on a low income.
The latest in the Poverty in Australia series, part of the Poverty and Inequality Partnership between ACOSS and UNSW Sydney.
Legislative Assembly
Response to the Inquiry into Options to Improve Access to Existing & Alternate Accommodation to Address the Social Housing Shortage August 2022
Standing Committee on Social Issues
Access to safe and secure housing is a human right. Older people in New South Wales are
increasingly finding themselves without a home, or at risk of becoming homeless.
St Vincent de Paul Society Submission 2022
Identity of factors that make it more challenging for older people to access and navigate age-appropriate
services.
Salvation Army Submission 2022
Understanding the prevalence and drivers of homelessness for older people.
Wesley Mission Submission 2022
Identity of factors that make it more challenging for older people to access and navigate age-appropriate
services.
Faith Housing Alliance Submission 2021
Faith Housing Alliance is not a housing provider or a direct support service.
If you are seeking emergency accommodation, visit Link2Home.