All HAAG members are welcome to join a working group. Working groups inform our advocacy and our service delivery. Call our office on (03) 9654 7389 or email one of the working group convenors if you would like to find out what’s involved.
More information about our working groups is below:
Multicultural & Multifaith Communities
Find out more: Multicultural & Multifaith CommunitiesHAAG welcomes all members of Multicultural & Multifaith communities to access our housing services, to participate in our organisation and our campaigns for housing justice, and to work with us. Our Multicultural & Multifaith working group helps inform our organisation’s service delivery as well as promote our services in the community. When speaking with people…
LGBTQIA+ Communities
Find out more: LGBTQIA+ CommunitiesHousing for the Aged Action Group welcomes all members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex & Asexual (LGBTQIA+) communities to access our housing services, to participate in our organisation and our campaigns for housing justice, and to work with us. We strive to do so in an inclusive and respectful way and provide…
NSW Lived Experience Advocates
Find out more: NSW Lived Experience AdvocatesA working group for older people living in NSW, to help us inform the NSW government of local issues regarding housing and renting. The group meets online, and is open to people living in NSW
Retirement Accomodation Action Group
Find out more: Retirement Accomodation Action GroupAre you passionate about retirement housing reform? RAAG is actively campaigning for a better deal for residents of retirement villages, caravan parks, rental parks and Independent Living Units.
National Alliance of Seniors for Housing
Find out more: National Alliance of Seniors for HousingThe National Alliance for Senior’s Housing (NASH) brings together older people who have experienced homelessness or housing stress from across Australia.
Older Renters Working Group
Find out more: Older Renters Working GroupA working group for older renters living in private rental, community or public housing, rooming houses or other types of rental accommodation. The purpose of the group is to raise awareness of the issues for older renters and work towards reform that benefits and supports older people living in rental housing. The group meets once…
Qld Housing Older Women’s Movement
Find out more: Qld Housing Older Women’s MovementHOWM represent the voices of Older Women impacted by the housing crisis to those with the power, influence, interest and commitment to bring about the necessary changes so that Queensland Older Women have safe, secure, and affordable housing appropriate to their needs which fosters wellbeing and enables ageing in place.