Social housing

If you're experiencing violence at home, you may be eligible for housing assistance which can help to keep you safe

The Aboriginal Housing Office supports accessible, culturally appropriate and affordable housing for the Aboriginal people of NSW.

We can help you if you are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. 

Social housing is secure, affordable housing for people on low to moderate incomes who have a housing need. Check your eligibility and how to apply.

Find information about affordable rental housing, who is eligible, how rent is set and how to apply

Learn about your rights and responsibilities as a Homes NSW tenant. Request help with your home or tenancy. Or find out more about management transfers in some areas.

If you live in community housing, you're a tenant of the community housing provider. Learn about your rights and responsibilities, have your say in how community housing is run or find our about rent and repairs.

Many decisions made by Homes NSW and community housing providers can be reviewed. If you think a decision is wrong, here are the steps you can take.

Find out where to go for help if you can't resolve a dispute with your community housing provider over things like unpaid rent, getting your bond back, or repairs and maintenance.

If you’re concerned about whether a registered community housing provider is meeting its responsibilities under the National Regulatory Code, you can make an enquiry or complaint.