Everyone deserves a safe and secure home. Our mission is to enhance the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians by providing a much-needed housing support service to these deserving communities.
To ensure our clients can easily access our full range of services, we have established multiple convenient branch locations across NSW. This includes branches that cover the Greater Metropolitan Sydney, North Western NSW, Southern NSW and North Eastern NSW areas.
We provide services to Aboriginal renters set in the greater metropolitan area of Sydney.
We offer services across the Southern NSW region, including the Illawarra, South Coast, Southern Highlands and Riverina areas.
We provide services from the Morisset to Tweed Heads, Boggabilla to Narrabri, Newcastle and the Hunter Districts.
We would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands and pay our respect to elders both past and present.
The Aboriginal Tenancy and Advice services along with the Aboriginal Resource Unit delivers a range of proactive, professional and culturally sensitive services designed to positively impact the development of Aboriginal communities.
We provide Aboriginal people facing tenancy issues with access to support, representation, advice, information, conciliation and education. We always work in a non-discriminatory manner with all of our clients.
We connect with our clients through open, culturally sensitive conversations to ensure they feel comfortable.
As a purpose-built support service, the Indigenous culture is at the core of who we are.
We believe honest conversation accelerates problem-solving.
December 10, 2020• Tenants Union
This post covers common questions about renting and Coronavirus COVID-19. The Tenants’ Union of NSW is working hard to keep this information up to date, and we’ll add to this post as we have more to share.
March 26, 2020• Tenants Union
Important changes to tenancy law have come into effect as of 23 March 2020. These changes affect anyone renting a property in NSW (including people who rent both home and site in residential land lease communities).
We provide advice and advocacy to Aboriginal people who are experiencing issues with their tenancy.
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