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Update to BATSICCHA rental account details
Further to the information and advice provided to tenants directly, BATSICCHA would like to advise of updates to our rental account details.
All tenants must ensure they have updated their rental payment details to reflect BATSICCHA's new account updates.
If you have any questions regarding the rental account changes, please refer to the advice sent to all tenants, or contact BATSICCHA directly.
We appreciate all tenants' assistance with this transition process.
All tenants must ensure they have updated their rental payment details to reflect BATSICCHA's new account updates.
If you have any questions regarding the rental account changes, please refer to the advice sent to all tenants, or contact BATSICCHA directly.
We appreciate all tenants' assistance with this transition process.
BATSICCHA new build update and first sale to tenant
BATSICCHA are pleased to report the completion of our latest new build!
A major outcome for BATSICCHA has also been the sale of our new build to our first Indigenous home buyer, and transitioning tenants!
Interest was initially gauged as a result of the Company’s Home Ownership workshops.
In June 2017, BATSICCHA received official notification of its successful application for funding to the Impact Philanthropic round, for commencement for the BATSICCHA Home Ownership program.
Informed by our own Home Ownership Strategy and the identified need to better support and assist successful transitions into home ownership, BATSICCHA submit a proposal for one-off funding to commence with a program pilot and development of a suite of supporting resources, to continue to sustainably deliver the initiative as an ongoing program.
At 30 June 2018, BATSICCHA had delivered a total of 7 home ownership workshops, with a total of 49 attendees. From the workshop attendees, two progressed with financial approvals for home ownership. A direct home result of the home ownership workshops was also the successful purchase of the new build– with a support model for long standing tenants to purchase now also in development.
The Home Ownership program and workshop series is now a fixed addition to our BATSICCHA Projects arm, and a priority area for continued program delivery in the 2019/2020 period.
Follow the below link to check out the marketing design for our latest new build:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wyaFr_PjA39mA6qpIjHSM44JfTxwS0rw/view?usp=sharing
A major outcome for BATSICCHA has also been the sale of our new build to our first Indigenous home buyer, and transitioning tenants!
Interest was initially gauged as a result of the Company’s Home Ownership workshops.
In June 2017, BATSICCHA received official notification of its successful application for funding to the Impact Philanthropic round, for commencement for the BATSICCHA Home Ownership program.
Informed by our own Home Ownership Strategy and the identified need to better support and assist successful transitions into home ownership, BATSICCHA submit a proposal for one-off funding to commence with a program pilot and development of a suite of supporting resources, to continue to sustainably deliver the initiative as an ongoing program.
At 30 June 2018, BATSICCHA had delivered a total of 7 home ownership workshops, with a total of 49 attendees. From the workshop attendees, two progressed with financial approvals for home ownership. A direct home result of the home ownership workshops was also the successful purchase of the new build– with a support model for long standing tenants to purchase now also in development.
The Home Ownership program and workshop series is now a fixed addition to our BATSICCHA Projects arm, and a priority area for continued program delivery in the 2019/2020 period.
Follow the below link to check out the marketing design for our latest new build:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wyaFr_PjA39mA6qpIjHSM44JfTxwS0rw/view?usp=sharing
BATSICCHA Case Management & Coordination Model - Extended consultation to Community and Providers
As part of the BATSICCHA Case Management & Coordination Model development project, BATSICCHA are undertaking an extended, follow-up consultation to both Community and Providers to receive further input and feedback, regarding recommended options and directions for the Model's formalisation and roll-out.
This is an extension to the BATSICCHA Community and Cross-sector Housing surveys conducted in late 2020 - the outcomes of which have been merged with outcomes of the literature review stage - to propose key priorities and recommended directions for the Model's finalisation and mobilisation, as part of a comprehensive Options Paper document.
The below two presentations - one purposed for Community and one for Providers - are based on the overarching Options Paper document and speak to its key outcomes and findings - namely profiling what evidence is telling us, subsequent priorities for inclusion as part of the model and service approach, and resulting recommended options and directions, to set in place the necessary foundations and component parts, to move toward service mobilisation. Based on mapped priorities and resulting recommended directions, two feedback forms have been developed - seeking targeted further comment from both community members and providers regarding the service model and its finalisation.
The community member feedback form is de-identified and does not require any name(s) and/or personal details.
It is optional for services if they choose to be identified when completing the provider feedback form.
All completed feedback forms are to be sent to the BATSICCHA CEO (blackcommunityhousing@gmail.com) and the project's lead, Jess Doumany (jessdoumany@gmail.com). If you have any questions regarding the presentation or form, or would like to access the complete Options Paper document, please email blackcommunityhousing@gmail.com
This is an extension to the BATSICCHA Community and Cross-sector Housing surveys conducted in late 2020 - the outcomes of which have been merged with outcomes of the literature review stage - to propose key priorities and recommended directions for the Model's finalisation and mobilisation, as part of a comprehensive Options Paper document.
The below two presentations - one purposed for Community and one for Providers - are based on the overarching Options Paper document and speak to its key outcomes and findings - namely profiling what evidence is telling us, subsequent priorities for inclusion as part of the model and service approach, and resulting recommended options and directions, to set in place the necessary foundations and component parts, to move toward service mobilisation. Based on mapped priorities and resulting recommended directions, two feedback forms have been developed - seeking targeted further comment from both community members and providers regarding the service model and its finalisation.
The community member feedback form is de-identified and does not require any name(s) and/or personal details.
It is optional for services if they choose to be identified when completing the provider feedback form.
All completed feedback forms are to be sent to the BATSICCHA CEO (blackcommunityhousing@gmail.com) and the project's lead, Jess Doumany (jessdoumany@gmail.com). If you have any questions regarding the presentation or form, or would like to access the complete Options Paper document, please email blackcommunityhousing@gmail.com
Presentation to providers
| powerpoint.stage2consultationtoproviders.pdf |
Presentation to community
| powerpoint.stage2consultationtocommunity.pdf |
Provider feedback form
| extended_consultation.providerfeedbackform.docx |
Community feedback form
| extended_consultation.communityfeedbackform.docx |