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Housing Older Women Movement

Housing Older Women Movement

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Vote for Change: Take action to end older women’s homelessness

July 10, 2023April 11, 2022

HOW Movement women featured in this video produced by HAAG encouraging people to Vote For Change in the 2022 Federal Election

Categories Videos
Minister’s Announcement of the Queensland Government’s Housing Initiatives for Older Women
Meeting with NHHA Review Productivity Commissioners
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Recent Posts

  • Older women told us about home. Here’s what we heard.October 2, 2026
  • Affordable In PerpetuityJune 1, 2026
  • Background Paper: Older Women’s Housing Precarity in AustraliaMay 15, 2026
  • Qld Considers Community-led HousingOctober 9, 2025
  • ‘Let’s talk’ …HOW M Invites Collaboration with Qld Government in response to the Qld Budget.June 25, 2025

The HOW Movement pays respect to all First Nations peoples throughout this land and acknowledge their connection to land, sea and culture over 60,000+ years. We also acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded - This land always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.