The purpose of NASH is to:
- Represent the needs and voice of older people, by older people who have lived experience of homelessness or being at risk of homelessness.
- Advocate for the housing and service-use needs of financially disadvantaged older people.
- Raise community awareness about people’s experiences of homelessness and housing stress to challenge myths and assumptions;
- Share information about housing options, services and assistance available.
- Contribute to Housing for the Aged Action Group’s policies and practices
Updates from NASH

The power of storytelling – national alliance of seniors for housing
Shane and Fiona talk to Leonie Bessant about the collection of stories from older people in housing stress from across the country. The stories have been collected over the last three years, and published in the National Alliance of Seniors For Housing newsletter. The stories have been published in a book and is available here:https://www.oldertenants.org.au/publications/seniors-for-housing-stories-older-people-experiencing-homelessness-and-housing-stressShane… …
Posted in: Podcasts, National Alliance of Seniors for Housing
At Risk: Older women facing homelessness in Australia
You are invited to the launch of two reports: “At Risk: understanding the population size and demographics of older women at risk of homelessness in Australia”, commissioned by Social Ventures Australia, written by Dr Debbie Faulkner and Laurence Lester, University of Adelaide “Older women in the private rental sector: unaffordable, substandard and insecure housing” by… …
Posted in: Events, National Alliance of Seniors for Housing, Older Women, Campaigns, Federal Campaigns




