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Aboriginal Community Housing Organisations
Aboriginal Community Housing Organisations (ACHOs) are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander organisations that own or are responsible for managing community housing. Name of ACHO
Property insurance update for ACHPs
The AHO has reviewed its approach to property insurance options to help address increasing premium costs. Starting March 1, 2024, AHO will take over the cost of flood cover for its properties. By taking on responsibility for the more expensive flood cover component, the AHO allows ACHPs to invest in the success of their property portfolio. Aboriginal Community Housing Providers (ACHPs) should be aware of the changes because they affect the AHO properties you manage. These updates mean ACHPs need to: Property Insurance Updates for ACHPs.pdf (198.82 KB)
AHO’s new Eligibility for Services Policy now in effect
Launched today, the AHO’s new Eligibility for Services Policy advises Aboriginal Community Housing Providers (ACHPs), the Homes Housing Services, Community Housing Providers (CHPs), AHO staff and the public about eligibility for accessing AHO services.
Key informationA financial grant that rewards eligible long-term AHO tenants with a higher rate of co-contribution towards their house deposit. Status: open Grant amount: up to $20,000
EligibilityThis grant is open to Aboriginal people who are in the process of buying a home. Applications open to social housing tenants.
Key informationA financial grant that can match people's savings towards their deposit, up to $10,000. Deposit savings may be made up of money in the bank, cash, and other sources including inheritance. Status: open Grant amount: up to $10,000
Eligibility This grant is open to Aboriginal people who are in the process of buying a home. Applications open to social housing tenants.
Key information To help with some of the expenses associated with buying a property, like legal and administrative costs. Status: open Grant amount: up to $2,500
Eligibility
This grant is open to Aboriginal people who are in the process of buying a home. Applications open to social housing tenants. To be eligible for the Home Buy Booster Grant grant you must be an Aboriginal person who:
Eligibility for Services Policy
The AHO is committed to delivering housing solutions and outcomes for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people living in NSW. To help people understand what makes a person eligible to access the AHO's services, an Eligibility for Services Policy is in place. AHO-Eligibility-for-Services-Policy.pdf (398.75 KB)
We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we work and pay our respects to the Elders, both past and present.
Apology to the Stolen Generations
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