Last week Allambi Care was proud to welcome Lake Macquarie Mayor Adam Shultz, Minister Yasmin Catley, community partners and stakeholders to the Tiny Homes Project Open Home at Belmont North. It was a wonderful opportunity to showcase how innovative partnerships can create real housing outcomes for people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity within our community.
We extend our sincere thanks to Mayor Adam Shultz and Lake Macquarie City Council for their vision and partnership in making land available for this project. Council's commitment to affordable housing has enabled Allambi Care to deliver safe, stable and affordable homes that support people to build independence, dignity and long-term housing security.
A special thank you to Minister Yasmin Catley for her support of initiatives that address homelessness and housing affordability across our region. We also acknowledge the important contribution of the NSW State Government and the Homelessness Innovation Fund, whose investment in innovative housing solutions has helped make projects like this possible, providing practical pathways out of homelessness and into long-term housing stability.
We are incredibly grateful to Bunnings for their generous donations to help furnish and equip the homes for future residents. Contributions such as these make a significant difference, helping to create welcoming and comfortable spaces where people can feel safe and supported from day one.
This project demonstrates what can be achieved when local government, state government, community organisations, businesses and community members come together with a shared vision. Together, we are not only building homes, but creating opportunities, strengthening communities and providing hope for the future.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to making this project a reality.