Current Partnerships

Foundation Housing works with a range of not for profit agencies and commercial organisations, with the goal of impacting lives through housing and other supports.

Key partnerships include:

• Cedar Woods have a commitment to delivering affordable housing as part of their major land developments and have worked with Foundation Housing on a number of different Perth and Pilbara projects. The most recent one – The Elements in South Hedland – won the 2015 UDIA Award for Excellence for Affordable Development.
  

  “We are strategically aligned to Foundation Housing in our affordable housing initiatives. They take affordability to another level with their added tax exemptions and access to subsidies. They bring affordability to life and they give us a more sophisticated and affordable product than if we go it alone”
  – Karl White, Manager Planning and Sustainability, Cedar Woods Properties Limited. 

• Nyamba Buru Yawuru (NBY) is Foundation Housing’s key strategic partner in Broome, with the organisations working together on affordable housing for NBY beneficiaries

• IBN Aboriginal Corporation is Foundation Housing’s key strategic partner in the Pilbara, which commenced with the development of an affordable housing strategy and progressed with joint development projects, capacity building projects and the management of IBN homes across the Pilbara

“Foundation Housing is our housing partner of choice. They have a lot of experience and expertise. They add significant value beyond what a for-profit organisation might, in that their approach is fundamentally different, and our relationship is based on trust and partnership, rather than as a customer and supplier. Through them we are building our capacity in housing policy, and housing and tenancy management systems.”
-CEO, IBN Corporation

• Anglicare WA, Central Institute of Technology and Housing Authority are consortium partners in the award winning Foyer Oxford project in Leederville, a model that the partners hope to see replicated in other parts of WA