Women’s Housing
All women have the right to safe, secure, affordable housing choices.
Women’s Housing Limited (WHL) is a not for profit organisation that provides low costs housing to women at risk of homelessness. Women and their children make up an increasingly large percentage of those in need of affordable housing. Those groups that are likely to experience housing stress include older women over 55 and women who are forced to leave their home because of family violence.
Since becoming a Housing Provider, WHL has significantly expanded and diversified it’s housing portfolio and housing development capacity. WHL has both the capacity and experience to deliver large-scale housing projects aimed at meeting the ever-growing demand. WHL will continue to advocate for the housing needs of women and children and contribute to the growth of affordable housing stock.
WHL also provide additional services including: Intake and assessment services for homeless women
Distributing Housing Establishment Funds to assist women experiencing a housing crisis
Housing assistance and referral to women exiting prison
Since our establishment in 1997, we’ve been listening to and validating women’s experiences, and acting as their voice in the housing sector.
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Here’s What You Need to Know…
Important Statewide update to Third Step and further easing of restrictions for Victoria effective from 8 November 2020. Key points:
Stay safe, no restrictions on reasons to leave the house or distance
If you can work from home, you must continue to work from home
Travel between regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne permitted
Face masks are mandatory, ensure you wear a face mask in public and in situations where you are unable to social distance. Face shields, bandanas and scarves are no longer sufficient. A face mask should cover the nose and mouth.
Ten people may gather outdoors from any number of households
Each day, a household can receive up to two different adult visitors per day, either together or separately
Community spaces like libraries, RSLs, neighbourhood houses can open to limits on number of people
Entertainment venues and accommodation will be able to open, including theatres, galleries, museums and music halls
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As restrictions ease it is more important than ever that we take steps every day to keep ourselves and others safe. Remember to wash hands regularly, wear a face mask, practice respiratory hygiene, maintain social distance, meet outdoors where possible, if you have symptoms get tested and stay home and most importantly if you are unwell stay home.
Change in How we do Business

Due to COVID-19 Women’s Housing Ltd office doors are closed to visitors but we are still operating. Please call on 9412 6868 between 10am – 3pm so that we can assist with your call. Alternatively email info@womenshousing.com.au
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Crisis Support
COVID-19 adds another level of stress, anxiety and loneliness to many Australians. Lifeline will be available right through the COVID-19 pandemic for any person who needs support. You can talk to a Crisis Supporter on 13 11 14 (24 hours / 7 days), or via text: 0477 13 11 14 (6pm – midnight AEDT, 7 nights) or online at www.lifeline.org.au (7pm – midnight AEDT, 7 nights).






