A Lifeline: New Townhouses to Address Urgent Housing Need
A plan to build 16 new townhouses in Warrnambool aims to help solve the urgent need for safe and affordable accommodation.
These homes are more than bricks and mortar.
The project, led by CatholicCare Victoria Housing, is one of several housing initiatives underway in the city to ease the housing crisis.
- The townhouses are designed for couples reliant on age pensions, disability pension, or jobseeker payments.
- They will also cater to single parents with one to three children who receive parenting payments.
- Additionally, the townhouses will provide a safe haven for individuals and families escaping domestic violence.
The location of the new development has not been publicly disclosed.
The new homes are being designed to meet the needs of people often excluded from the private rental market.
Author's summary: New townhouses to address urgent housing need in Warrnambool.
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