Department of Housing and Urban Development (USA)
This Government site offers homeownership programs, information for housing industry groups and not-for-profit organisations. Mainly based on public housing.
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Shelter NSW
Shelter NSW is a non-government organisation advocating for low-income and disadvantaged consumers of housing. Shelter NSW is part of a national network of Shelter organisations working for a fairer housing system.
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Queensland Deparment of Housing
There are two sections to this Website; one for tenants looking for housing and another for organisations seeking research/policy information.
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The ACT Department of Disability, Housing and Community Services
This site allows the public to see if they qualify for public housing in the ACT.
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Housing Tasmania
Housing Tasmania aims to ensure that people on low incomes, particulalry those with special or complex needs, have access to adequate, affordable and appropriate housing.
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Association to Resource Co-operative Housing (ARCH)
ARCH is the peak resourcing agency for housing co-operatives in NSW. It assists interested groups of people statewide to plan, develop and establish housing co-operatives.
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Housing Net ( UK)
This website offers information on social housing, private housing, student housing and the option to search for housing through out the United Kingdom. Mainly aimed at people looking for housing.
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Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation is Canada's nation Housing agency. It provides mortgage loan isurance, mortgager-backed securities, housing policy and programs, and housing research
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Tenants' Union ACT
Provides important information for ACT tenants about tenant rights and how to access them.
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community housing Federation of Victoria
The community housing Federation of Victoria is the peak organisation representing the Victorian community cousing Sector.
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Abbeyfield Australia
Abbeyfield Australia provides community housing in 23 Abbeyfield Houses located across Queensland, NSW, the ACT, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia. Each house is designed to accommodate 10 residents plus a live-in housekeeper who prepares nutritious meals. Abbeyfield Houses provide long term affordable housing. They focus on assisting residents remain independent by providing a secure, comfortable and socially engaged environment. Most Abbeyfield Houses are for older residents, however two houses (Curtin ACT and Marion SA) are dedicated to adults with mild intellectual disabilities. For details on locations and vacancies in each Abbeyfield House , please visit the Abbeyfield Australia web site: www.abbeyfield.org.au
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