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A promise to help end homelessness

Every night 116,000 people in Australia sleep homeless. While another 1.5 million live in serious housing stress. We have a housing crisis. We can’t let this go on. And at Homes for Homes, we won’t.

Homes for Homes is a simple promise that when a home sells, whenever that is, 0.1% of the sale price will be donated—helping build homes for those in need.

The issue is too big for any one person, business or government to solve alone. But together, we have a simple community empowered solution to a seemingly insurmountable problem.

It’s a promise we all need to make, a promise to help end homelessness. And with Homes for Homes, we can.

How it works in five easy steps

1. Homes registered

2. Properties sold

3. Funds donated

4. Money granted

5. Homes created

1. Homes registered

When you register your property with Homes for Homes, we will add a caveat to your title as a reminder of your promise to donate when you decide to sell.

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2. Properties sold

When you sell your property, it remains registered with Homes for Homes, giving the new owner the opportunity to donate when they sell in the future.

3. Funds donated

Through the settlement disbursement process, a tax deductible donation of 0.1% of the sale price is made to Homes for Homes.

4. Money granted

Your contribution is pooled with other Homes for Homes donations and granted to housing providers in your state or territory.

Where the money goes

5. Homes built

The money raised through Homes for Homes is used to build social and affordable housing to help end homelessness.

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Why it’s so important

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Homes for Homes Opens First Funding Round in the NT and Qld

Homes for Homes has opened a new grant funding round for social and affordable housing projects, with up to $140,000 available for the first time across the Northern Territory and Queensland.

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Homes for Homes gives $200,000 boost to social housing projects

Homes for Homes has announced it will provide $200,000 to support two projects which will increase Australia’s supply of social and affordable housing.

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Homes for Homes and PEXA join forces to tackle homelessness in Australia

Today Homes for Homes and Property Exchange Australia (PEXA) have announced a new funding partnership which will support a long-term promise to help end homelessness in Australia.

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NSW LRS joins forces with Homes for Homes to combat homelessness

Homes for Homes is delighted to announce a partnership with New South Wales Land Registry Services.

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Cameron, VIC
FP&A Manager PEXA, VIC

“I’ve always been concerned about homelessness, what you see and what you can’t.
When I found out about Homes for Homes, I was really excited by this innovative solution, which can scale to meet the size of the problem.
The process is simple. It only took a few minutes to register my property and complete a donation deed. My family are now happy that we’ve made a promise to help end homelessness.”

Sally and Adam, VIC

“Homes for Homes is such a simple and effective way for us to help solve homelessness. Registering our home was so easy, and knowing our future donation will go towards housing that is going to transform lives is a great feeling. It’s a wonderful way for us all to do our bit!”

Darnell, WA

“Every night I come home to this house and sleep with a roof over my head. Others aren’t so lucky. Homes for Homes is a positive way for me to contribute to the building of more social and affordable housing. Now I’ve registered, each time this property sells, a donation will be made.”

Maria, NSW
First person to register their home in NSW

“Home is a stable, comforting place where you can be yourself free from serious threats of any sort. I am particularly concerned about children and women who are left with nowhere to go after family breakdowns, so when I saw the Homes for Homes ad I thought at least I can contribute in a more systematic way. Registering was very straightforward and unpretentious, a pretty painless way of contributing. Being able to contribute is a privilege and a celebration.”