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Having a safe and affordable place to call your own gives you the stability, confidence, and freedom to live life your way.
Whether you're preparing for a job interview, establishing routines, or creating cherished traditions with your family, having a place to call home provides the foundation for the life you choose to live.
At BaptistCare, we’ve been providing community housing since 1953. Our caring, experienced team are here to help you settle in and connect with the people around you, access the many different support services available, and importantly – thrive in your new home.
BaptistCare Community Housing is for seniors and single-parent families on lower incomes, and who are experiencing insecure or unaffordable housing.
With safety and security at the core of what we do, BaptistCare Community Housing is about creating welcoming, inclusive spaces that enable you to build friendships, feel a sense of belonging, and truly feel at home.
Learn more about the types of housing we offer, and who is eligible.
If there’s a step you want to take, or a change you want to make, we’re here to help it happen.
From health and wellbeing to education and employment, we help you access the services that fit your needs – both today and as they evolve into the future – so you can thrive in your tenancy and pursue the kind of life you want.
No matter how challenging life’s journey can be, you should always have a home.
Learn more about the application process for our Social or Affordable Housing, for seniors and single-parent families.
BaptistCare has partnered with the NSW Government to develop and manage Social and Affordable Housing, catering to those most in need across the State. This is organised through the Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF).
Learn more about our SAHF sites and developments underway as part of this important housing initiative.
The Community Housing assets of BaptistCare are held by its wholly owned subsidiary BaptistCare Community Housing Limited (BCHL). These assets are held either in BCHL’s own right or as trustee of the Kitty Doyle Home Units Trust (the assets held on trust are the 79 apartments in Five Dock).
The officers of BCHL are Charles Moore (Chair), Neville Zammit and Robyn Evans, and the Company Secretary is Ronan MacSweeney.
The Kitty Doyle Home Units Trust operates under a scheme administered by the Attorney General and approved by court order in 2013. The scheme was amended in 2025.
The Board of BHCL has delegated Board committee governance oversight to the Committees of its parent, BaptistCare.
BaptistCare Community Housing Limited is registered as a tier 1 community housing provider under the National Regulatory System for Community Housing.
Registration number: R8657231110
BaptistCare NSW & ACT is registered as a tier 1 community housing provider under the National Regulatory System for Community Housing.
Registration number: R4533141127
Click through to find your nearest BaptistCare Community Housing location.
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