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Convenor of the Housing Alternatives self-help action group View all posts by Christine

October 19, 2017

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If you have experienced value from what I am doing, please consider making a donation. I do have an Australian pension to live on, and I am now lucky enough to be in public housing, but as we all know, the pension, even with public housing, is way below the poverty line. Every little bit counts.

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What you can do to avoid homelessness
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If you have experienced value from what I am doing, please consider making a donation. I do have an Australian pension to live on, but as we all know, this is no longer enough to pay rent, which means I am always living in transient accommodation. Every little bit counts.

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South Australia Tenant Help (not grassroots)
Tenancy WA (not grassroots)
Tenant Advice Line WA (not grassroots)
Tenant's Advice Darwin (not grassroots)
Tenants NSW
Tenants QLD
Tenants Victoria
Tenants' Union ACT
The Tenants’ Union of Tasmania

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