ACHIA NSW News

20 March 2025

Mick Gooda to Headline Deadly Housing Summit #3

ACHIA NSW is excited to announce that esteemed Indigenous rights advocate Mick Gooda will headline the Deadly Housing Summit #3, taking place on April 2–3, 2025, at the Lazy River Estate, Dubbo.  As part of our commitment to the Coolamon Project, this summit serves as a crucial gathering for Aboriginal Community Housing Providers (ACHPs), offering the chance to engage with experts and industry leaders in their field. By participating, ACHPs will acquire valuable insights and have the opportunity to discuss housing challenges, strengthen their networks, and drive significant changes in Aboriginal housing policy and practice.

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06 March 2025

ACHIA Alert - Emergency Update - Cyclone Alfred

ACHIA NSW have you in our thoughts and available to support you as best as we can whilst your organisation and community are preparing for the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

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28 February 2025

2025 Core and Cluster Summit - Strengthening Support for Aboriginal Women

We are excited to inform you about the Core and Cluster Aboriginal-Led Women’s Refuge Summit in New South Wales—a powerful opportunity to bring together both newly established Core and Cluster refuges and previously established Aboriginal-led refuges to collaborate, share insights, and enhance the services provided to Aboriginal women and children in need. 

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17 January 2025

ACHIA Alerts

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16 January 2025

Housing Infrastructure Uplift Project - 380 Solar PoP15

ACHIA NSW is currently inviting interested Aboriginal Community Housing Providers (ACHPs) to submit an expression of Interest (EOI) for the Housing Infrastructure Uplift Project (380 Solar PoP15).

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28 November 2024

ACHIA NSW 2023-2024 Annual Report

It is with great joy that we launch the ACHIA NSW 2023 – 2024 Annual Report, proudly themed “A Peak of actions not recommendations” – Aunty Matilda House.

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01 October 2024

ACHIA NSW 2024 Aboriginal Housing Caucus

The NSW Aboriginal Housing Caucus 2024 was held Virtually and In-person on Tuesday 27 August 2024 and Wednesday 28 August 2024 at the Powerhouse Hotel, Tamworth.

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20 September 2024

NSW CAPO Priority Reform 4 Aboriginal Data Sovereignty

In Aboriginal Data Sovereignty

Following on from the ACHIA NSW 2024 Aboriginal Housing Caucus you can access further information regarding the NSW CAPO Priority Reform 4 work on Aboriginal Data Sovereignty, including the First Round: Preliminary Community Engagement Report and a Digital Resource Toolkit

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20 September 2024

Community Housing Provider Direct Dealing Policy

In CHP

The CHP Direct Dealing Policy provides a mechanism for Aboriginal Community Housing Providers (ACHPs) to put forward unique proposals to grow or renew social and affordable housing​, including to: sell or acquire property; or ​ contribute land or capital towards a housing development project in exchange for dwellings to be returned to Homes NSW.

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15 December 2023

ACHIA NSW 2022-2023 Annual Report

The ACHIA NSW Annual Report 2022-2023 highlights the achievements, challenges, and strategic priorities of the Aboriginal Community Housing Industry Association NSW over the 2022–2023 financial year.

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28 September 2023

NSW Aboriginal Housing Caucus 2023

In Caucus

The NSW Aboriginal Housing Caucus 2023 was held Virtually and In-person on Wednesday 27 September and Thursday 28 September 2024 at Murrook Culture Centre in Williamtown NSW.

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18 May 2022

NSW Aboriginal Housing Caucus 2022

In Caucus

The NSW Aboriginal Housing Caucus 2021 was held Virtually and In-person on Wednesday 18 May 2022 at Lazy River Estate in Dubbo NSW.

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07 December 2021

NSW Aboriginal Housing Caucus 2021

In Caucus

The NSW Aboriginal Housing Caucus 2021 was held VIRTUALLY on Tuesday 7 December 2021.

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Acknowledgement of Country

ACHIA NSW acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land we live, work and play on. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture, and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders across this beautiful nation. These lands were never ceded; it always was and always will be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lands.