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Shelter SA
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Unit 44 |
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81 Carrington
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ADELAIDE SA
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Tel: 08 8223
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Fax: 08 8223
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sheltersa@sheltersa.asn.au |
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ABN: 39 617 527
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Shelter SA Branches
If you are interested in attending any of
the branch meetings, please contact Shelter SA for more information.
ASHRA
(Agencies Supporting Housing for
Refugees and Asylum Seekers)
Winning Entry in the ASHRA Logo Competition
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The winning logo by
Daniel Bennett |
The focus of the group is to identify:
· What
are the Housing issues specific to Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Migrant
Groups?
· How
are they currently being addressed?
· What
are some of the strengths/weaknesses?
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could they be built upon or overcome?
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the formation of ASHRA as a branch of Shelter SA be an effective and
meaningful forum to discuss, disseminate, and advocate issues specific
to these groups?
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ASHRA will meet on
the following dates in 2010, at 3 pm,
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May 6
September 9 |
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July 8
November 11 |
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SA, Unit 44/82 Carrington St, Adelaide |
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the previous newsletters are now available. |
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Go to the
ASHRA Page for more information |
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| Women's
Housing Caucus |
| The Women's Housing Caucus has reformed!
The group aims to promote Women's Housing Issues at both the
State and National levels and to provide a forum for networking,
information exchange, lobbying and advocacy. A steering committee has
been meeting monthly and a constitution and terms of reference for the group
have been written. Minutes from the previous meeting
are available.
Go to their web page |
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| South East
Housing Network |
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As part of our
current campaign to create branches across the state, Shelter’s
current focus is on the South East. Regional South Australia
experiences some unique issues in contrast to metropolitan
areas, for example as one participant in our latest visit stated
‘money isn’t the issue here, it’s that there is nowhere to
live’. The shortage of housing in this area is at crisis
point. There is also an acute shortage of crisis accommodation
in rural areas particularly affecting young people. Shelter SA
is committed to working with interested parties in the South
East and membership is growing.
The newsletter from the
initial meeting is now available. |
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