Issues

HAAG is committed to campaigning for Public Housing as a solution for homelessness, and a safe, secure, affordable form of housing for older people. If you are seeking support with finding housing, please see this page

HAAG campaigns for action to address systemic disadvantages faced by women leading to greater risk of homelessness in later life.

HAAG campaigns for the rights of residents in all forms of retirement housing. If you are seeking advice about choosing, living in, or leaving retirement housing, please see this page

HAAG advocates for the rights of older renters all kinds of tenancies. We support initiatives to make renting a more safe, secure and affordable option.

HAAG campaigns for the rights of older people to be safe from all forms of abuse.

Older renters and people experiencing homelessness are particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. HAAG supports real action on climate change as well as adaptation measures to ensure older renters can be safe in their own homes.

HAAG campaigns to address obstacles facing older people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to accessing Aged Care, and ensure all older people can get the Aged Care supports they need.

Community housing is a safe, secure and affordable form of housing provided by Not-for-profit housing providers. This page shows HAAG’s advocacy and work related to community housing. If you are seeking support with finding housing, please see this page

HAAG campaigns to address the needs of the cohort of people known as the ‘missing middle’ – too poor to afford housing in the private market, but too rich to be eligible for public and community housing.

HAAG provides services in regional communities, and campaigns for older people’s housing services to be available no matter where they live.

Cohousing and housing cooperatives provide innovative, community-led solutions to providing older people with affordable and appropriate housing

Universal Design standards and rights for tenants to make home modifications are essential in ensuring older people can age-in-place with dignity.