Social housing is long-term rental housing for people on very low to moderate incomes that may be experiencing ‘rental stress’ in the private market. It can be provided by community housing organisations like Hume, the state government or by Aboriginal housing organisations.
Visit sectionAffordable housing exists to provide secure and reasonably priced rental options for individuals and families who are earning low to moderate incomes. It helps bridge the gap for those who find private rental housing too expensive but don’t qualify for social housing.
Visit sectionIf you are facing a housing crisis in New South Wales, there are emergency accommodation options available to support you. These temporary housing solutions provide short-term relief, helping you secure a safe place to stay while you work on longer-term housing plans.
Visit sectionSpecialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in New South Wales is housing designed specifically for individuals with significant functional impairments or high support needs. It is funded under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and provides options that allow tenants to live more independently while receiving the necessary supports.
Visit sectionHume Housing offers transitional housing programs designed to assist individuals and families experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. These programs provide short-term accommodation and support services to help participants transition into stable, long-term housing.
Visit sectionTo qualify for social housing, you must meet the eligibility requirements set by the NSW Government. Read more about criteria, how to apply and other details here.
Learn moreTo qualify for affordable housing, you must meet the eligibility requirements set by the NSW Government. Read more about criteria, how to apply and other details here.
Learn moreTo learn more about your options and how to access crisis accommodation, please contact us - we're here to help you during difficult times and ensure you have the support you need.
Learn moreEligibility requirements are determined through the NDIS.
Learn moreTo qualify for Transitional Housing you must be experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness. You must also have a Commitment to Finding Long-Term Housing. Read more about the criteria and how to apply here.
Find out moreFind everything you need to manage your tenancy at Hume, including how to report a repair, make a payment, submit a complaint, and learn about rent, water charges, and other support services. Click on the quick links for more information.
Visit sectionOur goal is to ensure transparency and help you better understand your rent and water payments, so you feel confident and supported in your tenancy.
Read moreHelps connect you with local services and resources tailored to your specific needs, making it easier to access the support you require.
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Have your circumstances changed? It’s important you let us know. Visit the Change of circumstances page for more information.
Hume’s mission is to actively create and support sustainable and inclusive communities that thrive.
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Hume Community Housing acknowledges Aboriginal Australians as the original custodians and occupants of this land including the Dharawal, Cabrogal, Gadigal, Wonnarua, Worimi, Awabakal peoples and the Darug Nation whose traditional lands Hume Community Housing operates within. We pay our deep respect to the Elders past and present and acknowledge the long standing relationship that the original custodians continue to have with this country and its peoples.
We welcome & include LGBTQ+ people. We create positive change in our local community. We celebrate LGBTQ+ diversity.