Because everyone deserves a place to call home

BaptistCare is supporting the Community Made campaign, joining with community housing providers across NSW to advocate for meaningful action from our political leaders ahead of the State election to address housing affordability and increase access to safe, secure and affordable homes. 

The campaign, led by the Community Housing Industry Association NSW (CHIA NSW), is calling for long-term investment in community housing as part of the solution to Australia's housing crisis. 

As a community housing provider, BaptistCare delivers social and affordable housing that helps individuals, families and older Australians build stability, maintain connections and thrive within their communities.

Robyn Evans, Chief Operating Officer Community and Housing, said a safe and affordable home is the foundation for wellbeing and opportunity.

"A home is so much more than a roof over your head. It's a place of safety, belonging and connection,” said Ms Evans.

“At BaptistCare, we see the difference that secure, affordable housing makes every day, giving people the stability to build their lives, stay connected to their communities and look ahead with confidence.

“That's why we're proud to support the Community Made campaign, call for greater investment in community housing and work alongside others to ensure more people have access to a place they can truly call home."

The Community Made campaign brings together not-for-profit providers and residents to advocate for increased community housing supply and a future where everyone has access to a safe and affordable home.