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Ethel Residences is more than a place to live. It is a community where people have found connection, stability and a place to call home.
For Gavan and his family, BHC’s Bright Futures Grant was more than financial support – it was a spark that reignited a love of music and opened doors to new possibilities.
Over four years ago, Marilyn’s husband moved into care after living with dementia for eight years. The transition left Marilyn unsettled and unsure about her future. She needed somewhere to call home.
“Every day I wake up so grateful. Now I don’t have to worry about the rent going up all the time. I have peace of mind I won’t have to move. I am really happy.”
Through Coffee Connections, Zara discovered a love for making coffee and for bringing her community together.
Ray had dedicated himself to helping others in the community, a passion that naturally aligned with BHC’s mission. When it came time for him to find a home in 2021, he knew BHC was the right place.
With BHC since 2011, Chantel has built her career from Receptionist to Housing Manager.
Carmela has helped thousands of households find safe, affordable homes. Her compassion and dedication have shaped both our residents’ lives and our workplace culture.
The independence and freedom of living at Jingeri has given Cathy and Joe the drive to do things they once might have been afraid of.
These homes are providing life-changing opportunities for their new residents to work, connect and thrive within proximity to local services, transport and the amenity of the inner city.
"We have something money can’t buy. We are extremely happy and living here is one of the reasons why we are so happy – in this lovely home.”
After 30 years living in his Department of Housing and Public Works home, Barry did not think he would ever see the day where he would want to leave.