CEHL renters and co-op members have the opportunity to develop individual housing plans to map out their future housing needs. The individual housing plans contribute to a co-op housing plan, which contribute to a co-op regional housing plan, which contribute to CEHL’s housing portfolio plan, which informs where and what types of housing need to be developed.
Last week, Peter (pictured) and other co-op members and renters worked together to plan their future housing needs.
Tony De Domenico has decades of experience shaping policy and advocating for fairer housing systems. But CEHL, he says, offered something different.
Today, we’re celebrating a milestone: Australia’s first housing co-operative for transgender women.
“A house is a building; a home is a feeling” how Kylie’s family were able to embrace stillness after years of instability.
In the spirt of reconciliation, CEHL acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Australia's first people.
CEHL are committed to embracing diversity and eliminating discrimination.
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