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Homelessness NSW endorses expansion of shared housing scheme

Homelessness NSW < 1 mins read

Homelessness NSW strongly endorses the NSW government’s plan to expand the Shared Equity Home Buyer Helper program.

 

The government will set up a taskforce to improve housing access for women that have experienced domestic and family violence, including by expanding eligibility for the scheme.

 

Homelessness NSW CEO Trina Jones said: “Family and domestic violence is the leading cause of homelessness for women and children.

 

“Supporting victim-survivors to have a safe home will be a significant step towards reducing homelessness.  

 

“For those who can afford to access it, this scheme will help people live in a safe home and contribute to safer and stronger communities. 

 

“We endorse the government’s commitment to tackling homelessness and look forward to the taskforce’s recommendations.”


Contact details:

Charlie Moore: 0452 606 171

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