AHO Aboriginal Community Housing Rent Policy 2021
AHO Aboriginal Community Housing Rent Policy Final 2021
AHO Aboriginal Community Housing Rent Policy Final 2021 - New Cover.pdf (1.37 MB)
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AHO has delivered another multi-unit development for local the Aboriginal community in Casino, including 4 x 3 bedroom and 4 x 2-bedroom villas, of which 2 of the 2-bedroom villas are adaptable. All the villas feature modern bathrooms, kitchens, solar and air conditioning. This project was particularly challenging for the AHO due to Covid lockdown, two flooding events, and material and resource scarcity. Well done to the AHO team for delivering these homes, which will be managed by Aboriginal Housing Provider, Coodjingburra H.O.M.E, and tenanted to Aboriginal people.
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The AHO was in Gunnedah recently at the opening of Gunida Gunyah Aboriginal Corporation's wonderful new Housing & Homelessness facility for the Aboriginal community. Watch the video to learn more.
The AHO has recently completed the construction of another large home funded through the Closing the Gap program. The home features five bedrooms, 2 and half bathrooms, large living areas, modern kitchen, solar and air-conditioning. The Western Sydney home will be managed by Tharawal Housing Aboriginal Corporation and will soon be tenanted to an Aboriginal family.
Property titles for approximately 3,325 homes, tenanted by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will be transferred to the Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) from the Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC), starting on 25 May 2023.
All eligible homes within the program will be transferred to the AHO by August 2024 across multiple tranches.
Tenancy management will remain with the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ).