Welcome to Shelter SA the Peak Body for Housing in South Australia
Advocacy
Shelter SA advocates for improved housing outcomes for South Australians who are living on low incomes and in housing need.
Read moreOur advocacy aims to influence policy, legislative, funding and service delivery decisions within political, economic and social systems and institutions. Our advocacy includes media campaigns, public speaking, research and community engagement to promote public debate and raise awareness about housing affordability.
Advocacy in all its forms seeks to ensure that people, particularly those citizens who are in need and are most vulnerable in society, are able to:
- Have their needs included in decisions that affect them
- Defend and safeguard their rights
- Have their voices genuinely considered when decisions are being made about them
Policy
Shelter SA informs and recommends policy changes or resists policy changes, where needed, to improve housing outcomes for people living on low incomes in South Australia. View Shelter SA's Policy Position.
Read morePolicies and legislation shape the way institutions and organisations operate and can have a huge impact on people’s everyday lives. Policies are used to determine eligibility for services, provision of resources, and determining courses of action. Shelter SA informs and recommends policy changes or resists policy changes, where needed. View Shelter SA's Policy Position
Research
Our research is conducted to support our advocacy. Systematic investigation and community consultation are used to create our evidence based policy positions that aim to improve housing outcomes for people living on low incomes.
Read moreIf there is an area where we believe there is not enough existing evidence to support a recommendation for change, systematic investigation into it and community consultation are used to create our evidence based policy positions.
Services Directory
View our Multicultural Directory, Regional Services Directory or access the Homelessness Service Provider Directory
Membership
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Rental Survey
Calling all South Australian renters, landlords and property managers to take our three-minute survey "Moving On" about the end of tenancies and share on your socials!
We need certainty in the funding for social and affordable housing which the HAFF can do, but we also need a response that adequately responds to the backlog and the current crisis. This isn't prevaricating - it is about ambition and bravery.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/anthony-albaneses-10bn-housing-australia-future-fund-facing-defeat-in-the-senate/news-story/0012ea3df57c776454829e735b536f27
Women hit harder than men: The Australian Rental Crisis Is Gendered — & Here Are The Figures To Prove It https://www.refinery29.com/en-au/australian-rental-crisis-gendered?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=twitter_share via @Refinery29AU
Anthony Albanese’s signature $10bn Housing Australia Future Fund is facing defeat in the Senate amid a crossbench revolt fuelled by warnings from experts that not enough is being done to avert a “perfect storm” rental and housing crisis. https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/anthony-albaneses-10bn-housing-australia-future-fund-facing-defeat-in-the-senate/news-story/0012ea3df57c776454829e735b536f27
A story in split screens.
Hal Pawson @UNSWCityFutures presenting research on unmet need in Qld at @QCOSS_ webinar. A housing crisis decades in the making.
The response by the Qld govt - finally a consideration on rent caps and the need for a response on NRAS.
[email protected] will publish 1st release #homelessness estimates of the number of people enumerated as #homeless and the rate of it in cities and 'balance of state' Wednesday morning. What will the impact of #COVID19 be and measures to respond to the economic and community impact?
Capital Asset
Our build to rent model removes the cost of land from construction costs for not for profits, and ultimately helps to improve and increase housing options for South Australians living on low incomes.
Pickle
The Pickle app connects people who are experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, or in unsafe situations, to the nearest service organisation, ensuring they get the help they need when they need it.
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Latest Publications
Recent Posts & Media Releases
Shelter SA Election Platform 2022
Shelter SA is preparing election asks in this election year 2021, ahead of
Moving On 2021
The Shelter Moving On report is launched today! The first ever report shines
Empty Homes in the City of Adelaide Report
Read our Shelter SA Empty Homes Project Report the latest research looking at
Rooming Houses in South Australia: An Update
In 2017, Shelter SA conducted a review of the rooming house sector and
What happens to your bond when you move out of a private rental?
This paper will describe the current residential tenancy bonds system and the issues
E-Bulletins
Housing Matters 22 February
Today we are encouraging you to have your say on the Australian Government's
Housing Matters 16 February
Today's edition of Housing Matters is jam-packed full of important housing news from
Housing Matters 6 February
In the first edition of Housing Matters for 2023 we wish you a
Housing Matters 22 December
In our final edition of Housing Matters for 2022 we are encouraging you
Housing Matters 5 December
In today's edition of Housing Matters find out more about the National Rental