What does HOME mean in COMMUNITY

The goal of HOME is to reduce homelessness amongst Indigenous Australians by providing access to safe, secure and affordable housing. The initiative also focuses on creating jobs in the housing sector as well as advocating for improved policies concerning Indigenous Australians' rights to housing.

A range of organizations are involved with the HOME initiative, including local governments, non-government organisations and private sector developers. Additionally, traditional owners are consulted throughout the process in order to ensure that all cultural considerations are taken into account when deciding upon housing developments.

By improving access to resources like housing and social support services, home helps resolve overcrowding issues within Aboriginal communities. This includes providing practical assistance such as low-cost financing for individuals who may not otherwise be able to purchase a home of their own. Additionally, facilities such as community hubs create spaces where members of Indigenous communities can receive health care services as well as connect with local councils or government agencies.

If you're looking to make an impact through volunteering or donations there are numerous pathways available where you can get involved with supporting the initiative's goals. Alternatively if you're interested in working directly on projects related to Home there are a number of employment opportunities ranging from internships or research roles through local governments or non-profit organisations.

Yes! There are many programs that work towards similar goals such as Reconciliation Australia's 'Structures for Change' project which seeks to improve employment opportunities for Indigenous Australians in local governments across Australia.