ACROSS THE STATE PROVIDING SAFE, STABLE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR MORE THAN 4,000 SOUTH AUSTRALIANS.
Options & Eligibility
We provide a range of sustainable housing options for South Australians.
This includes houses allocated for those on low to moderate incomes and people with barriers to long term housing.
Eligibility criteria for our housing options depends on a range of factors including who owns the property (because we do not own all the properties we manage as a landlord). We cater for people with a range of special needs. Some of the houses we manage can only be occupied by people with special support needs who are supported by specific organisations.
Social Housing
Also known as Community Housing, social housing is a type of income-based rental housing. To be considered for this type of housing, applicants must:
To be eligible for social housing an applicant:
- must live in South Australia
- must NOT be a homeowner
- must meet income and asset eligibility limits
- not already be a community housing, public housing, or Aboriginal housing tenant or have a need that cannot be met by private rental accommodation.
additional eligibility criteria
The primary applicant must also be:
- At least 18 years of age
- Prepared to enter into a Tenancy Agreement of no less than three months duration (we do not provide emergency or shorter-term housing)
- Homeless or at risk of homelessness due to experiencing domestic or family violence, or, because of other significant needs and barriers at the time of entry into social housing.
If you would like to be considered for any of our housing options, please complete and return all forms listed below, together with any documents you are required to provide.
If you are unable to print these documents, please call us on 8275 8700.
Download Checklist Form →
Download Housing Needs Assessment Form →
View Eligibility Policy →
Social housing for people with specific support needs
We manage a number of Supported Social Housing properties which are reserved for people with specific support needs. Tenants for these specific properties are nominated by the organisation that provides that specific support. Tenants must be actively engaged with their respective support service.
Other Housing
We also manage housing for people who have difficulty getting into the private housing market, but who may not otherwise meet the eligibility requirements for social housing.
Eligibility is based on household income and assets, with minimum and maximum limits depending on the size of the household. These limits vary year-to-year and are based on State and Federal policies.
You must reside in South Australia and neither you nor your household members can own or partly own residential property.
Click below for our affordable housing fact sheet.
For homelessness support
Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island
Please click the link below to find out more.
