SGCH

It was great to see so many fantastic leaders at the Living Sectors Summit, including our own Group Executive, Homes, Andrew Brooks who brought valuable insights to the panel discussion on investing into the Australian affordable housing market. Valued SGCH partners Peter Johnston, Managing Director of Lighthouse Infrastructure and Antoine Mesnage, Head of Australia for AXA Investment Managers Alts joined Andrew to highlight the value of creating viable, scalable affordable housing investments. The panel was expertly facilitated by Brookfield Asset Management's Senior Vice President Pretar Caroline Harris. SGCH has a deliberate, achievable strategy to create more housing and the experience and track record to work with governments and bring capital and capability to create great places, thriving people and connected communities. #LSS24 #GreatPlaces #ThrivingPeople #ConnectedCommunities #SocialHousing #AffordableHousing #BTR

Our vision is great places, thriving people, connected communities so we’re proud that 81% of our customers reported overall satisfaction with the services we provide. “I am extremely satisfied with every aspect of SGCH. My life has changed for the better immediately after moving in.” says an SGCH customer. #CustomerSatisfaction #CustomerSurvey #GreatPlaces #ConnectedCommunities #ThrivingPeople

✨ Happy Diwali from SGCH! ✨   To all our customers, partners, and communities celebrating, we wish you peace, prosperity, and togetherness. May this Diwali bring warmth, compassion, and strength to us all as we continue building communities together.   #Diwali2024 #FestivalofLights

11,435 customers, 267 staff, 800 new homes in the pipeline, $4.2 billion of assets under management … FY23/24 was a big one for SGCH and our annual report sets out what we’ve been working on and what we’re moving towards. You can read about our vision, our approach to ESG and – perhaps most importantly – the impact of our work and the value we create for our customers and stakeholders. We’ve worked hard to improve the reader experience this year, so take a look – you’ll find the 2024 SGCH annual report linked below: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gTz9yJnf

Meet Karen, a proud resident of the Bonnyrigg Estate since 1982. Karen loves the sense of community that has grown with the generations who have lived there. SGCH is proud too. We have a long association with Bonnyrigg, the first example of a social housing public-private partnership in Australia. We look forward to this exciting next phase.

Our Director, Charles Daoud, hosted the start of construction event at Canvas last week, reiterating the critical importance of partnerships – and having everyone invested in the success of communities like the Bonnyrigg Renewal Project. "It is this collaboration between the private sector, community housing, and all levels of government that is the recipe for success in the delivery of housing for this country," says Charles. "Projects like this happen because we have a really wonderful team that shares our passion and I think that's probably the best endorsement I can give for our own organisation." Homes NSW SGCH Housing Australia Clare O'Neil Peter Brackenreg Joe Achmar Turi Condon

“It means so much to me and my mum. This is the first time we were ever going to rent or to live in a brand-new unit. It’s so beautiful and we’re so excited.” ❤️ Gina and her mother are just two of around 120 residents who will be moving into our newly completed $32 million social and affordable housing complex in Riverwood, on the land of the Bidjigal people. In partnership with Housing Australia and SGCH this 51-home development will provide safe and secure housing for people facing housing insecurity, a stronger safety net for women and children escaping domestic violence and women over the age of 55. Modern and energy efficient, the one- and two-bedroom units feature a 7-star NatHERS energy rating, bike storage room and an expansive landscaped communal area with barbeques to create a sense of community. Read more about how we’re fostering genuine partnerships with the community housing sector, to deliver quality homes and services that change lives and end homelessness. https://lnkd.in/gvDvymPJ 👈 #SocialHousing #HomesNSW #NSWGovernment #SAHF #AffordableHousing #StrongPartnershipsforImpact

We balance business with a social heart – come make a difference! Join the SGCH team for an exciting opportunity as an Asset Operations Manager - South West Sydney. Reporting to the Head of region, you will lead a team of passionate property professionals to achieve the delivery of high-quality services through responsive, preventative and scheduled maintenance. To succeed in this role, you will be an experienced leader and possess strong contract, asset or facilities management expertise. You will also be a strong report writer and have the confidence to balance operational and strategic business outcomes. For the position description and how to apply, see here: https://bit.ly/4f963fI SCGH is an Employer of Choice (Australian Business Awards 2022). Meet Paul, one of our groundkeepers, who feels motivated to get up every day knowing he is helping fellow Sydneysiders: “It’s wonderful to be part of a team that I know is helping with the housing crisis and helping people get into homes”.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Reconciliation Action Plan Lead. For details on how to apply, see below.

SGCH is proud to be building on its long history with the Bonnyrigg Estate, by partnering with Housing Australia, Homes NSW and property developer Traders In Purple on the construction of 65 new social homes as part of the Canvas redevelopment. Our Acting CEO Joe Achmar picked up a shovel with Karen, a Bonnyrigg resident of 44 years, to turn the first sod on the project with the Hon. Clare O'Neil MP, Minister for Housing and Homelessness and Traders In Purple Executive Director Charles Daoud. ‘This is a really special area in NSW, a very vibrant community,’ Mr Achmar said. ‘In 2007 this was the first social housing private-public partnership in Australia and we’re proud to have been involved from the start. ‘Our purpose is to create safe and sustainable homes that are affordable to allow people to have access to opportunities, to build on their lives and connect to community. It’s only through these strong partnerships with the public sector and private sector that we as a nation can begin to address the housing challenges we face,’ Mr Achmar said. Long-time resident Karen said in 44 years a vibrant, inclusive community has grown from strength to strength. ‘And the homes are lovely,’ she said. SGCH will manage the 65 social homes upon completion of the project, in stages, by 2027.