Shelter SA was contracted to consult with Supported Residential Facility residents by the SRF Association, in light of a review of the legislation that governs SRFs by the State Government. Read the Shelter SA SRF Resident Consultation Final Report
Read our latest renting research about how tenancies end in the private rental market in the Moving On 2024 report. There are some interesting comparisons with the all-time survey results on evictions, rent bidding, and rent increases.
Download the Shelter-SA-Housing-is-a-Human-Right submission to the South Australian Parliament’s Social Development Committee Inquiry into the potential for a Human Rights Act for South Australia.
Shelter SA was pleased to participate in the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan review and you can read the Shelter SA Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Submission here. We encourage our members and stakeholders to endorse our submission by emailing the review team at [email protected] or by using the content to formulate their own submissions. The closing date
Shelter SA supports the joint submission by National Shelter and the Community Housing Industry Association and provided additional information in the Shelter SA National Housing and Homelessness Plan Submission.
Read more about our Modern Village Concept including why it is needed to restore fair access to home ownership, promoting alternative ways of adding to housing supply that is affordable for people living on low incomes.
You can read the Shelter SA submission to the Inquiry into the Worsening Rental Crisis to inform your own submission - please feel free to cut and paste, personalise with your own experiences and issues and share with your friends and colleagues! Use this opportunity to have your say and join us to Make Renting
Shelter SA, Uniting Communities, SACOSS, Better Renting and the Anti-Poverty Network have written a Joint Statement on Rental Reform. We need to let members of the South Australian Parliament know that our renting legislation needs urgent improvements to make renting fair. We cannot afford to wait or make piecemeal changes. The time for real change is
This Shelter SA resource on Housing Information provides a summary of all the services and organisations that are available to assist South Australians with their housing issues and homelessness.
Here is the Shelter SA Submission to the Economic & Finance Committee Parliamentary Inquiry into Housing Availability. You are welcome to endorse our submission or use it to inform your own.