Goulburn Valley - Hume Regional Pilot project

A housing information service for older people has come to the Goulburn Valley - Hume region, providing information and advice on housing options and practical support for older people at risk of homelessness. Housing for the Aged Action Group is a community organisation that runs the Home at Last service, and has expanded to the region in 2022, thanks to the generosity of the Ian Rollo Currie Foundation. It is now an ongoing program.

If you're in the region and need assistance to find affordable housing, give us a call on 1300 765 178

Latest Updates and Events from the Goulburn Valley - Hume Pilot Project

Murchison Neighbourhood House

28 Apr 2025

Our regional workers Teresa, Nat and Anne are at the Murchison Neighbourhood House 23 Impey Street, Murchison VIC

Nagambie Lakes Community House

17 Jul 2024

Our regional workers are visiting Nagambie Lakes Community House 363 High St, Nagambie VIC 3608

Cobram Community House

10 Feb 2025

Our regional workers Teresa, Nat and Anne are at the Cobram Community Centre 43-45 Punt Rd, Cobram VIC 3644. 

Tatura Community Centre

6 May 2025

Our regional workers Teresa, Nat and Anne are at the Tatura Community Centre on a Tuesday every fortnight.

12-16 Casey Street Tatura

Murchison Accessing Affordable Housing Info Session

8 Aug 2023

Do you need help to find a home that you can afford? Our Home at Last service can provide people in the Goulburn-Hume region with information and support to find affordable, Public or Community Housing. We can assist you directly, or connect you with other services. Come along for a chat with Teresa and Joan about your Housing issues.

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Stories from the Valley

A light shining brightly in this dark modern world

Trevor was referred to our service by the local crisis homelessness service Beyond Housing in December, after he had received an eviction notice due to the landlord wanting to sell. He had until 26 February to find housing, and wanted to move closer to his support networks and medical services in the Yarra Ranges.

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When cottage-core goes to wrong town.

Marie was 81-year-old and living in a very dishevelled, 120 year old cottage. She was renting for a number of years and had paid for things to be done on the cottage herself, as the landlord did not want to spend the money. She was understandable very worried she would get blown away in the next big storm, the cottage was very unsafe.

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