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A dozen new homes to be built to benefit Illawarra youth at risk of homelessness

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  • Twelve new transitional homes will be built in the Illawarra for young people aged 22 to 24 at risk of homelessness.
  • Wollongong Homeless Hub and Housing Services (WHHHS) received $9 million from the Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) to increase local housing supply.
  • The funding aims to provide stability and independence for at-risk youth, with the announcement coming shortly after a $16.2 million grant to another local organisation for domestic violence support.
A dozen new homes to be built to benefit Illawarra youth at risk of homelessness
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