Register
Your Interest
If you would like to be considered for any of our housing options, please complete and return a Registration of Interest Form and a Housing Needs Assessment Form to us, together with any documents you are required to provide.
If you are unable to print these documents, please contact us on (08) 8275 8700.
The Registration of Interest Checklist Eligibility and Housing Needs Assessments form will help guide you to register your interest.
After we receive your completed Registration of Interest form and all required supporting documents, your details are entered onto the Community Housing Customer Register. Once you have registered on the Community Housing Register, your details can be made available to other community housing providers in South Australia. You may be housed by a different community housing provider in South Australia if and when a house becomes available that you meet the eligibility for.
Based on the information provided in your HNA, each registrant is assigned a housing-need category of 1, 2 or 3 (category 1 being the highest need).
A confirmation letter will be sent to you (or the nominated contact or Support Worker indicated in your ROI) setting out your registration number and the category of need you have been allocated.
If and when your circumstances change after you have been registered, it is your responsibility to let us know. After you have been registered, any changes in your circumstances must be notified in writing using the Change of Circumstance Form.
We can access your information from the Community Housing Customer register should a suitable property become available for which you are eligible.
Registration of Interest Checklist Eligibility →
Housing Needs Assessments form →
IMPORTANT
We will also need proof of your income and identification.
This is required for any household members over the age of 16 years. Details for these are listed on the Registration of Interest Form.
Please note
Waiting times for available housing can vary, and may take years. This can be the case even if you have special circumstances.
This is because demand for community housing in South Australia far exceeds the number of houses that community housing providers have available.
If you are homeless, there are other options and services available to help you now.
