Events

13 Dec 2018

Come and join the end of year celebrations at our volunteer luncheon. There's a Christmas hamper door prize for some lucky person!

22 Nov 2018

Help HAAG planning for the year ahead by joining our Annual General Meeting

23 Aug 2018

General Meeting

23 August 2018

10.30am – 1.00pm

Haydn Raysmith Room

Level 4, 247-251 Flinders Lane

Melbourne 3000

 

23 Aug 2018

Thursday 23 August 2018 this report is being launched at Parliament House Canberra. This important national document outlines the issues facing older women living in housing insecurity or homelessness and identifies needed changes to policies and programs.

6 Aug 2018

Ageing on the Edge: Older Persons Homelessness Prevention Project is participating in a session at the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institue National Homelessness Conference to be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

16 Jul 2018

The June 2018 “Responding to Older Persons Homelessness: What Works? ”edition of Parity will be launched by Senator Doug Cameron,  Shadow Minister for Housing and Homelessness and Shadow Minister for Skills, TAFE and Apprenticeships

11 Jul 2018

Taking action to highlight the plight of the real people who rent in Australia by sharing their messages to their landlords on social media

28 Jun 2018

 Victorian Women Lawyers is holding a screening of the O.W.L.s documentary - Older Women Lost in Housing.  Over 680,000 Australian women aged 45 and over are lost to affordable secure and accessible housing. Hidden and under- represented, O.W.L.s are the fastest growing group in our community experiencing homelessness.

24 May 2018

HAAG will soon be undertaking our next strategic planning cycle and we want to hear from you. For your effort, we will serve you a delicious lunch of soup, and you may even win a door prize!

Where: Hayden Raysmith Room, Level 4, Ross House, 247-251 Flinders Lane Melbourne.
When: Registration opens 10:15. Meeting starts11:00am. Lunch to follow.
RSVP by Monday, May 20th with dietary requirements.

14 May 2018

Residents living in retirement housing who have problems with their managers may find it hard to get results. They may feel frustrated that complaints to Consumer Affairs Victoria go nowhere, that managers flout the law or trample on residents rights with no consequences.

In this two hour workshop, residents will hear about the types of issues that can be taken to the regulator Consumer Affairs Victoria and the best way to make your complaint count. 

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