EMPOWERING WOMEN & BUILDING COMMUNITIES: YWCA AUSTRALIA’S IMPACTFUL MOOROOPNA WOMEN’S HOUSING PROJECT BUILD BY CAVALIER HOMES GOULBURN VALLEY
In a remarkable initiative aimed at transforming lives and fostering empowerment, YWCA Australia has unveiled the Mooroopna Women’s Housing Project. This visionary endeavour is set to bring a much-needed social housing boost to women in Mooroopna and their families, laying the foundation for a brighter future.
The Mooroopna Women’s Housing Project stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and community-driven initiatives. With Homes Victoria investing in this project as part of the monumental $5.3 billion Big Housing Build. The project seeks to address the challenges faced by women experiencing family violence.
One key highlight of this endeavour is the involvement of Cavalier Homes Goulburn Valley, a recognised name in the construction industry known for their dedication to quality and innovation. Cavalier Homes Goulburn Valley is set to construct a total of nine homes under this project. The first two homes are expected to be completed by January and the remaining seven homes will follow suit in the new year.
The Mooroopna Women’s Housing Project goes beyond bricks and mortar, encompassing a thoughtfully curated selection of home designs tailored to meet the diverse needs of its future residents. Among the designs being brought to life are the Ashley 22, Santa Barbara 20, and Kalimna 21 (Cavalier Homes Goulburn Valley exclusive design) floorplans, each reflecting a harmonious blend of comfort and functionality.
YWCA Australia CEO Michelle Phillips said the additional housing was a much-needed boost for women living in regional areas, who often faced barriers when seeking safe, low-cost accommodation.
“There is a significant shortage of secure and affordable accommodation in regional Australia that meets the needs of women. In a country like Australia, women shouldn’t be forced to remain in unstable or unsafe environments because they can’t afford to live somewhere else.
That’s why the stable, low-cost social housing YWCA Australia is providing via the Mooroopna Women’s Housing Project is vital, particularly in regional areas that typically have limited housing and low vacancy rates. It’s satisfying to know that next year another nine families will be living safely in their own homes again,” Phillips said.
The Mooroopna Women’s Housing Project is poised to make a tangible difference in the lives of women and families, fostering a sense of security, stability, and the opportunity for a fresh start. Cavalier Homes Goulburn Valley is proud to be a part of this fantastic project.
Michelle Phillips comments sourced from Australian Property Journal.
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