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Amélie Housing recently changed their name to St Vincent de Paul Society Housing Australia and are in the process of updating materials including <a href="http://www.ameliehousing.org.au" title="SDvP Housing Australia" target="_blank" rel="noopener">their website</a>.
Find out how the Society supports our community’s most vulnerable by providing a range of housing solutions tailored to meet their needs.

SVdP Society Housing Australia

Find out how the St Vincent de Paul Society supports our community’s most vulnerable by providing a range of housing solutions tailored to meet their needs. Amelie Housing has recently changed name to St Vincent de Paul Society Housing Australia.

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<h2>Out Now: SVDPSHA 2025 Annual Report</h2>
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<h2>SVdP Housing Australia</h2>
SVdP Society Housing Australia is a Tier 1 Community Housing Provider (CHP) continues to ‘build hope through housing’ for those who are homeless, disadvantaged or on low or moderate incomes.
We support our community’s most vulnerable by providing a range of housing solutions tailored to meet their needs.
This includes:
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<li>Crisis Accommodation: Short term housing for people who are homeless or in need of on-site support and case management.</li>
<li>Transitional Housing: Medium-term housing for people at risk of homelessness or in need of on-site support and case management.</li>
<li>Specialist Disability Accommodation: Housing for people with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs. SDA dwellings have&nbsp;accessible features to help residents live more independently and allow other supports to be delivered better or more safely.</li>
<li>Social Housing: Rental housing for people on very low to moderate incomes who may be experiencing ‘rental stress’ in the private market. Rent is charged as a percentage of income (between 25-30%) plus Commonwealth Rent Assistance (CRA).</li>
<li>Affordable Housing: Housing for low to moderate income earners, who are working but may find it difficult to afford housing in the private rental market. Rent is charged as a percentage of market rent (usually 75%).</li>
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As part of the St Vincent de Paul Society, our shared mission and connection to our members and volunteers, gives us a unique point of difference – ensuring we are able to provide appropriate housing to a higher proportion of households with special or complex needs, assisting them to sustain their tenancy and enhance their quality of life.

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