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The Women’s Housing Association Inc is a leading not-for-profit community housing organisation. Our purpose is to provide safe, secure and affordable medium to long-term housing for women, with or without children, on a low income, with our primary focus on women survivors of domestic or family violence.
As one of a select number of “Preferred Growth Providers” nominated by Housing SA we aim to build and increase our housing portfolio to enable us to provide further low income housing.
With over 360 properties housing more than 860 South Australians, Women’s Housing is a vital and integral part of halting the domestic violence cycle, enabling women and children to rebuild their lives and become contributing members of the community.