Believe Housing Australia is a nationally accredited community housing provider that owns or manages more than 2,100 social and affordable homes. We provide housing mainly for people on low incomes, including people who have experienced homelessness, young and older people, First Nations people, people with a disability, survivors of domestic violence, and people from non-English speaking backgrounds.
Believe Housing Australia provides housing in the following locations:
Metropolitan:
- City West
- North West
- Eastern Port Adelaide
- Northern Marion
- Eastern Marion
- Southern Marion
- City North
- Inner North East
- Upper North East
- Lower Salisbury
- Western Salisbury
- Salisbury Central
- Upper Salisbury
- Lower Elizabeth
- Peachy Belt
- Upper Elizabeth
- Gawler District
- Happy Valley
- Noarlunga Central
- Lower Noarlunga
Country:
- Mount Gambier North
- Barmeraleaving
- Berri
- Kapunda
- Lameroo
- Loxton
- Meningie
- Naracoorte
- Pinnaroo
- Waikerie
- Tintinara
- Karoonda
Access 2 Place Housing is an independent, not-for-profit community housing organisation which supplies and maintains appropriate housing for South Australians living with a disability across the state.
The organisation was specifically created to provide affordable, accessible and appropriate housing throughout South Australia for vulnerable people living with a disability.
Access 2 Place gives its tenants - people living with a disability - more choice and independence in their day-to-day lives.
Access 2 Place has housing in the following locations:
Metropolitan:
- Outer West
- North West
- The Parks
- Lefevre Peninsula
- Nothern Marion
- Eastern Marion
- Southern Marion
- City North
- Lower North East
- Inner North East
- Western Salisbury
- Salisbury Central
- Upper Salisbury
- Elizabeth Central
- Upper Elizabeth
- Gawler District
- Morphett Vale
- Christies
- Noarlunga Central
- Lower Noarlunga
Country:
- Port Pirie
- Whyalla Stuart
- Whyalla
- Murray Bridge
- Mount Gambier
- Goolwa
- Kingscote
- Millicent
- Macdonald Park
Safe homes for those who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
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Salvation Army Housing (SAH) is a compassionate community housing organization dedicated to assisting individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk. SAH offers a range of housing programs tailored to support those with low incomes and specific support requirements. Their initiatives encompass long-term housing, transitional housing, crisis accommodation, and rooming house properties.
Key Features of Salvation Army Housing:
- Safe and Stable Homes: SAH provides secure and nurturing environments where individuals and families can find stability and a place to call home.
- Tailored Support: SAH recognizes that each person's situation is unique. They offer personalized assistance and resources to address specific needs and help individuals regain independence.
- Diverse Housing Programs: Whether it's a long-term housing solution, transitional support during a challenging period, immediate crisis accommodation, or rooming house options, SAH strives to meet a variety of housing needs.
Salvation Army Housing is committed to alleviating homelessness and supporting vulnerable individuals and families in their journey towards self-sufficiency and improved well-being.
To learn more about Salvation Army Housing and their housing programs, please visit their website or contact their dedicated team directly.
Emergency housing for young people aged 15-17.
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Burlendi is a dedicated residential program that offers essential accommodation for individuals between the ages of 15 and 17 who are in urgent need of housing support. This program provides a safe and nurturing environment, offering short-term emergency housing for up to eight young people at a time. With round-the-clock staffing, Burlendi ensures that residents receive the care and assistance they require.
Key features of Burlendi include:
- Emergency Short-Term Housing: The program provides a temporary home for a period ranging from 3 to 12 months, offering a secure and stable living arrangement during times of crisis.
- 24/7 Staff Support: Trained case managers are available at all times to offer guidance, support, and valuable information. They assist residents in developing vital independent living skills and establishing connections within their community.
- Referral and Assessment Process: To access the Burlendi program, individuals can be referred through any support agency. Upon referral, the dedicated staff conducts an initial intake and assessment to determine the appropriate level of care and support required.
Burlendi aims to empower young individuals, offering them a stable and supportive environment during challenging times. Through comprehensive care and guidance, the program equips residents with the necessary tools to navigate their journey towards independent living and a brighter future.
For further information or to initiate the referral process, please contact the support agency working with you. They will guide you through the necessary steps to access the Burlendi program.
CHL SA PROVIDES SOCIAL AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING ACROSS SEVERAL URBAN AND REGIONAL AREAS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. THEY CURRENTLY MANAGE 1,143 PROPERTIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA, WITH MOST OF THE PORTFOLIO LOCATED IN VARIOUS SUBURBS IN THE METROPOLITAN AREA.
CHL SA provides housing for those at risk of homelessness, experiencing mental illness, aboriginal people relocating to metropolitan Adelaide for education or employment, and households requiring the support of other community and disability services. They have a portfolio of nearly 100 recently built houses for people who earn a moderate income and meet National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) eligibility requirements.
Cornerstone provides housing for disadvantaged groups such as the aged, disabled, students, aboriginals, refugees, single parents and families who are linked to support groups and agencies and in need of accommodation.
Cornerstone Housing provides housing in the following areas:
Metropolitan:
- City South
- Outer West
- The Parks
- Le Fevre Peninsula
- Northern Marion
- Eastern Marion
- Southern Marion
- City North
- Lower North East
- Inner North East
- Upper North East
- Lower Salisbury
- Western Salisbury
- Salisbury Central
- Upper Salisbury
- Lower Elizabeth
- Elizabeth Central
- Peachy Belt
- Upper Elizabeth
- Gawler District
- Morphett Vale
- Happy Valley Districts
- Christies
- Noarlunga Central
- Lower Noarlunga
Country:
- Mount Barker
- Port Lincoln
- Murray Bridge
- Clare
- Cleve
- Eudunda
- Laura
- Nairne
- Nuriootpa
- Strathalbyn
- Tailem Bend
- Waikerie
- Port Neill
Supportive housing options for young people aged 17-25.
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HYPA Housing by SYC is dedicated to providing safe and affordable mid-term housing solutions for young individuals aged 17 to 25 who are facing homelessness or are at risk. By offering a supportive environment, HYPA Housing assists tenants in their journey towards achieving independent and sustainable housing.
Key features of HYPA Housing include:
- Safe and Affordable Housing: Young people can access secure and reasonably priced housing options that cater to their specific needs.
- Support for Independent Living: Support workers are readily available to guide tenants in developing essential life skills, fostering independence, and enhancing their overall well-being.
- Pathway to Long-Term Housing: HYPA Housing actively supports tenants in improving their circumstances and finding suitable longer-term accommodation.
To be considered for HYPA Housing, potential tenants are required to complete and submit a referral form accessible on HYPA Housing's official website. This form serves as an initial step in the application process.
For further inquiries or to express interest, individuals can reach out to HYPA Housing by utilizing the convenient online contact form available on their website.
HYPA Housing is committed to empowering young people, providing them with a stable foundation, and guiding them towards independent living and a brighter future.
Affordable shared-housing solutions.
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Iris Property Management specializes in providing share-housing options, also known as boarding or rooming houses, throughout Adelaide and select regional areas of South Australia. Their primary focus is to offer affordable and comfortable living arrangements for individuals in need.
Key Features of Iris House:
- Private and Furnished Bedrooms: Each resident enjoys their own lockable bedroom, which comes fully furnished for convenience and privacy. Some rooms even include private bathrooms, ensuring comfort and personal space.
- Shared Common Areas: Residents have access to well-maintained common areas, including a fully equipped kitchen, bathrooms, toilets, and laundry facilities. These shared spaces foster a sense of community and provide opportunities for social interaction.
- Enhanced Security Measures: Iris House prioritizes the safety of its residents. Security cameras are strategically placed in common areas to ensure a secure living environment for all occupants.
Who Can Apply:
Iris Property Management welcomes applications from individuals facing challenges in accessing government housing or private rental accommodation. This includes individuals receiving Centrelink support, those currently unemployed, or those with limited rental history.
Application Process:
Interested individuals can conveniently submit their applications online through the Iris Property Management website. For further information or inquiries, please contact the provided phone number, 08 7099 2273.
Iris Property Management is dedicated to providing affordable shared-housing solutions and fostering a supportive community environment for residents. Explore their website or reach out via phone to learn more about their offerings.
Junction Australia provides a range of sustainable housing options for South Australians, including houses allocated for those on low to moderate incomes and people with barriers to long-term housing. Eligibility criteria for their housing options depend on various factors, including property ownership, as they do not own all properties managed as a landlord. They cater to individuals with a range of special needs, with some houses managed specifically for those supported by particular organizations.
They also manage housing for individuals who have difficulty accessing the private housing market but do not meet eligibility requirements for social housing. Rent is determined as a percentage of market rental rates, and household income eligibility limits apply. Some of their housing falls under the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS), with household income eligibility limits set by the Australian Department of Social Services for NRAS Housing eligibility.