LIVE.
WORK.
LOCAL.

“For me, Naidoc week is every day of every year”

CWH would like to acknowledge the land we operate on and are committed to raising awareness of, recognising and protecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and heritage.

Please watch and enjoy CWH resident Maddison Gibbs as she explains what ‘Heal Country’ means to her through public art completed this week at our Blackwattle apartments building, where she has brightened up many of the resident’s day with her work and leaving a mark on the land, on country and creating a space for healing, listening and learning.

“While we can’t change history, through telling the truth about our nation’s past we certainly can change the way history is.”

our residents

“I love living in my City West Housing unit and I never knew how it would positively impact my life in so many different ways. It has given me a stable place to live in my early career which has been trying at times but having my unit made me push through. It’s made my relationships more stable and made my health better.”

– Alice, Operations Manager

our residents

“City West are the best! I’m incredibly grateful that I am able to live in a vibrant city at an affordable rent. The convenience of being able to live near where I work also allows me to have a well-balanced lifestyle, which basically means plenty of time for cooking which I love!”

– Richard, NSW Citizenship Ceremonies Officer

our residents

“When my family and I immigrated to Australia from Mauritius in 1970, our first steps on Australian soil was in Pyrmont, and although I’ve had the privilege of living in the city for years, today it’s no longer affordable. I’m so fortunate to have my CWH apartment which has allowed me to stay close to my friends and family and community services place of work. Without my CWH apartment I can’t imagine how far I would have to travel to work or even worse, being separated from my support networks.”

– Lee, Home Care Support Worker