CWH’S Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)
Over the past few months, CWH has been working with our staff and Aboriginal residents to develop our very first Reflect RAP. CWH appreciates the importance of recognising our First
03/12/2020
Over the past few months, CWH has been working with our staff and Aboriginal residents to develop our very first Reflect RAP. CWH appreciates the importance of recognising our First
Amanda
Having worked at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for the past 15 years, Amanda had always been able to afford to live in Sydney and within walking distance of the hospital.Â
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Beginnings and endings
In 2018, Amanda became a first-time mother, bringing a beautiful baby girl into the world. As any other new mum would, Amanda enjoyed time off work with the newest addition to her family. Sadly, Amanda’s relationship with her partner deteriorated and she soon became a single parent. The financial strain meant Amanda had no choice but to move her and her baby back home with her own mum for help.
As some of you may be aware, CWH celebrated its 25th anniversary last year. Now that we’re in our 26th year and have moved into our new office at the City West Business Park in Pyrmont, we reflect on where it all began.
While CWH now owns and manages affordable housing across the local government area, around half of our portfolio is in the Ultimo Pyrmont area along with our new office on Saunders Street in Pyrmont.
Dear Residents,
Since our last update about measures we are taking in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, City West Housing (CWH)has implemented a number of additional measures designed to help ensure the safety of our staff and resident communities, including the elderly and other vulnerable groups.
The City West Housing office is moving! City West Housing is continuing to grow as an organisation and is moving office as a result. Â There is still an overwhelming need
Changes to the way we do Tenancy Sign Ups
As part of the CWH digital strategy, we are providing more online services for our customers.
From July we are offering online tenancy sign-ups for our tenants that allow them to receive their tenancy agreement and related documents via SMS. They simply click on the link and are taken to our secure portal in which they can complete, review and sign all of the documents necessary to start their tenancy with us, without the need for face to face contact if they choose to.
City West Housing – Succession of Chair
1 July 2020
After 10 years as a Director of City West Housing, the past 3 1/2 years as Chair of the Board, Mike Rollo has stepped down from the Board, his final day being 30 June 2020. Mike’s successor, Diana D’Ambra, has been a Director on the City West Housing Board for the past 18 months and Deputy Chair since December 2019.
[et_pb_section][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] Earlier last year, as we came towards the end of our development in Glebe, the Blackwattle apartments, we decided to reach out to several interior design companies to
According to the CHIA NSWÂ State of the Industry Report (2018), almost half of the households living in community housing are over the age of 55 (or 45 for Aboriginal households)
20 March 2020
Dear Residents,
City West Housing (CWH) has been monitoring developments relating to COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) daily and assessing any potential impact on CWH services and events.
It is important we all take measures to mitigate the spread of the virus to ensure the safety of our communities, including the elderly and other vulnerable groups.
Today, our Management team has met and decided on responses to help protect our staff and residents, whilst maintaining support to our more than 1,400 residents.
If you need to meet with your Housing Manager, please make a prior appointment before you drop in.
