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We want to build a future where Aboriginal people, families and communities have safe, affordable, and culturally strong housing. To do this we need to hear from the people who live in, work in, and care about Aboriginal housing.
Your voice will help shape the AHO’s next 10-year strategy, including the priorities we work towards, the programs we fund and the decisions we make.
This is your housing system. Your voice is needed to shape its future.
We want to hear from anyone with experience of Aboriginal housing in NSW, including people who:
are Aboriginal tenants, community members, Elders or young people
live in Aboriginal, public, community or affordable housing
are waiting for housing
have used homelessness, temporary, or crisis accommodation
receive rental support or help to stay housed
work in housing organisations, service providers, or peak bodies
are part of Local Aboriginal Land Councils or community groups.
Here’s what we’ll ask you:
There are no right or wrong answers —you can share as much or as little as you like.
Your ideas and stories matter. Please, choose what way works best for you:
Complete a feedback form – ask us how at [email protected]
Write to us. Send us your thoughts, big or small. Email: [email protected]
Join a yarn or community discussion. We’ll be visiting regional hubs and several other communities across NSW over the coming months to listen and yarn about the future of Aboriginal housing. Details will be shared through local organisations, social media, and our website.
Everything you share will help shape:
what the AHO focuses on
how we work with communities
what types of homes are built
how support services operate
how communities are heard in decision-making
the long-term direction of Aboriginal housing in NSW.
We are committed to listening deeply, feeding back what we heard, and showing how your feedback shapes our actions.
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