Victorian Public Housing Resident Survey 2022 results released
6 September 2023
Homes Victoria surveyed 3,755 residents living in public housing across Victoria in 2022
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New services guide to support North Melbourne public housing residents
A useful resource for North Melbourne residents to access local supports
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Social housing gardeners celebrated In full bloom
The gardening talents of Victoria’s public and community housing renters were celebrated at a special awards ceremony on Thursday 20 April.
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Help for public housing renters affected by recent floods
If you live in public housing and the recent floods have damaged your home, we can help you.
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2022 Victorian Public Housing Resident Survey
In March and April 2022, Homes Victoria will be surveying over 3,500 public housing residents across the state.
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Changes to water service charges
New water service charges for bulk metered households commence from 21 November 2021.
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Residential Tenancy Changes
Information on some of the changes that will affect you as a public housing renter.
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Celebrate International Women’s Day by choosing your health
This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is choose to challenge. Worldwide, many women and girls experience inequality by not having access to reliable health information and services.
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2020 Victorian Public Housing Resident Survey
In late October and November 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services will be surveying 3,500 residents across the state.
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A new lease on public housing
Vulnerable high-rise renters have the option to relocate to a private rental property to keep them safe during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Pets in public housing
All Victorian renters, including public housing renters, are now allowed to keep a pet in their rental home.