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Wesley Community Housing

Providing suitable, sustainable, and secure accommodation, so people can live independent, happy and fulfilled lives.

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About Wesley Community Housing

 

Wesley Community Housing provides secure, affordable housing for individuals and families who are vulnerable or on very low to moderate incomes, helping those who might not otherwise have access to stable housing. This service is designed for: 

  • People and families on low to moderate incomes across NSW
  • Individuals at risk of homelessness
  • People with specific needs, including those transitioning from out-of-home care or living with disabilities. 

For WCH tenants

We also have a dedicated page filled with helpful resources, information, and support specifically for Wesley Community Housing tenants. To access these resources, simply click the button below.

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Our support services

Wesley Community Housing partners with government, support agencies, and other organisations to provide a range of housing options and support services. These include:
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Crisis Accommodation (up to 3 months)

Temporary housing while tenants search for longer-term solutions with support from agencies.

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Transitional Housing (up to 18 months)

Short- to medium-term housing with support to help tenants secure permanent accommodation.

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General Social Housing (12 months to 5 years)
Long-term housing for those on very low and low incomes, with tenancy referrals from support agencies.
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Fee for Service Housing

Housing options for young people leaving out-of-home care or those in Wesley's Intensive Therapeutic Care programs.

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Disability Housing

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) properties managed in accordance with NDIS requirements.

Outcomes

Wesley Community Housing helps individuals and families access secure and sustainable housing, supporting successful tenancies and stronger communities. Key outcomes include:

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Stable, affordable housing for vulnerable individuals and families 
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Empowered tenants who actively work towards long-term housing solutions 
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Strengthened communities through greater connections and opportunities 
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Increased capacity for tenants to maintain independent tenancies 

How to access support

To access housing through Wesley Community Housing, individuals must meet specific eligibility criteria for each housing type. Here's how to get support:

 

Contact us
Call our team on 1800 770 602
Email us
Get in touch at communityhousing@wesleymission.org.au
Apply for housing
Apply through Housing Pathways (NSW Housing Register) for General Social Housing
Shelter NSW
For young people, access the Kickstart program or housing options for those in Wesley’s Intensive Therapeutic Care. 
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If you are a tenant or applicant of Wesley Community Housing, you have the right to make a complaint, provide feedback or make a repair request.
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FAQs

What types of housing does Wesley Community Housing offer?
Wesley Community Housing provides various housing options, including crisis accommodation, transitional housing, general social housing and specialist disability accommodation. 
Who is eligible for Wesley Community Housing?
Eligibility typically includes individuals and families on low to moderate incomes, those at risk of homelessness, and people with specific needs such as disabilities or those transitioning from out-of-home care. 
How can I apply for housing?
Individuals wanting to apply for Wesley Community Housing can do so through the Housing Pathways (NSW Housing Register) for general social housing. Alternatively, you can contact Wesley Community Housing directly for other programs like the Kickstart program for young people. 
What documentation is required to apply?
Applicants generally need to provide proof of income, identification and possibly additional documentation depending on the specific housing program they are applying for. 
How is rent calculated?
Rent is calculated based on a % of the tenant’s assessable household income + 100% of any entitlements to the Commonwealth Rent Assistance. Please note, changes in income must be reported within 21 days. Reach out if you have any questions regarding this.  
What should I do if I am struggling to pay rent?
Tenants experiencing financial difficulties should contact their caseworker or Wesley Community Housing’s tenancy officer as soon as possible to discuss payment plans and support options. 
What are my rights as a tenant?
Tenants have the right to a safe and secure living environment, privacy and the ability to request repairs. They also have responsibilities such as paying rent on time and maintaining the property. 
Can I have guests or additional occupants in my home?
Tenants must seek approval from Wesley Community Housing before allowing additional occupants to move in. This ensures that the property remains suitable for all residents. 
What support services are available to tenants?
Wesley Community Housing partners with various agencies to provide support services that may include financial counselling, mental health services, and assistance with finding permanent housing solutions. 
Is there help available for individuals at risk of homelessness?
Yes, Wesley Community Housing offers crisis accommodation and transitional housing specifically designed for individuals who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. 

Accreditations and associations

 

Wesley Mission (Wesley Community Services Limited) is a registered Tier 2 Community Housing Provider, accredited under the National Regulatory System for Community Housing (NRSCH). We’re a member organisation of: 

 

Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA) NSW →

Australasian Housing Institute →

Faith Housing Australia →

Shelter NSW →