On Thursday 27 February, the AHO Client Outcomes team joined MobReady, recipient of the Client Experience Initiative (CEI) grant 2024-2025, to facilitate its first co-design workshop for their initiative. The co-design workshop brought together valuable insights from several stakeholders who attended on the day to identify ways to collaborate effectively and share key resources to ensure the initiatives success.
The Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) is thrilled to announce a partnership with Riverina Murray Regional Alliance (RMRA) that will strengthen relationships between key community stakeholders and the government in addressing housing needs.
This collaboration marks a significant step in our commitment to drive impactful community-led projects and enhance social well-being across the region as part of the AHO’s Strong Families, Strong Communities (SFSC) strategy.
Join a committee focused on improving housing outcomes for Western NSW!
The Western Regional Aboriginal Housing Committee (RAHC) is seeking an additional committee member. People living in Murrumbidgee, Bathurst, Albury, Wagga, Dareton and Wentworth and surrounds are especially encouraged to apply.
The role of RAHCs
RAHCs enable self-determination in their local communities, allowing people to participate in the housing decisions that impact them.
The AHO Board asks RAHCs to:
MobReady are the successful recipient of the Client Experience Initiative (CEI) funding for 2024–2025.
Planning to study soon?
The possibilities are endless when you've got TAFE or university in your sights! Whether you're looking at pursuing arts, humanities or something where you can work with your hands, the added strain of living expenses can be a distraction.
To make it a little easier to stay focused on studying, get in touch with us about the $10,000 grants that are available to Aboriginal students.
Currently full time at TAFE or uni?
Studying full time can make it hard to find time to do other things like eat breakfast, see friends or earn enough money to pay the bills. Cost of living challenges are real and can make it hard to give your education the attention it needs.
To help ease the burden a little, we're offering $10,000 grants for Aboriginal students.
Who is eligible
You might be eligible for up to a $10,000 Tertiary Accommodation Grant if you're an Aboriginal person who is currently:
Juggling it all is hard
You're invested in your studies, but the day-to-day challenges can make it really tough to stay focused. Studying can make it hard to find time to do other things like eat breakfast, see friends or earn enough money to pay the bills.
If you're spending more than 30% of your weekly income on accommodation, you are officially experiencing "housing stress".
To help ease the burden a little, we're offering $10,000 grants for Aboriginal students.
Nice work getting back to your studies
You tried getting a qualification a little while ago and it didn't pan out. Now that you're back at university or TAFE, you're determined to make it work.
You're a little bit older, a little bit wiser and have lots more life lessons behind you.
This time around, you're seeking out the support you're entitled to.
To help you stay focused and reach the finish line of your studies, apply for the $10,000 Tertiary Accommodation Grant available to Aboriginal students.