UnitingSA, one of the state’s leading community and affordable housing providers, has received almost $9 million to help build more than 50 new affordable homes for South Australian families and individuals.
UnitingSA CEO Jenny Hall is calling on South Australians to give what they can to support the 2024 winter and EOFY appeal being launched today.
One of the state’s leading community services, housing and aged care providers, UnitingSA welcomes South Australian Budget initiatives to ease cost-of-living challenges, boost housing availability and provide more access to early childhood education.
Highlighting its commitment to regional South Australia, UnitingSA celebrates the official opening today of its new home of community services in Whyalla.
Thousands of school children and community members from the western suburbs will come together this Thursday, 30 June, for the annual flagship Reconciliation Week event at Tauondi Aboriginal College in Port Adelaide.
Construction officially begins on UnitingSA’s $35 million, eight-storey affordable housing development in Bowden as it continues to build its community housing portfolio in answer to South Australia’s housing crisis.
UnitingSA relies on the generosity of donors to help deliver innovative programs and support for people in need across metropolitan and regional South Australia.
“I would still be on the streets if it wasn’t for the support of UnitingSA. It means the world to me to have a house for my whole family and to be able to tuck my children in at night.”
William,
Received support from UnitingSA Homelessness Services
