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Get to know Good Housing and the reason it all began, with co-founders Sam Graiche and his nephew, Antony Anisse.

In the case of the genesis of Good Housing, it's quite clear that, as Nietzsche stated, “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how”. As it pertains to Specialist Disability Housing, and perhaps any operations within the disability sector, a pattern appears to be evident: one must have a source of motivation that exists outside of the bottom line.

Discover more about the technical inclusions that make Good Housing's Special Disability Accomodation homes, a 'Good' Home.

On Friday, 23rd October 2020 Good Housing held a launch for the very first SDA project - Oak Tree. This project is a fully functional Specialist Disability Accommodation Home and sits in the idyllic, verdant neighbourhood of Mount Colah. 

It isn’t an overstatement to suggest that recognition by competitors and peers in an industry is a telling sign of good practise. In fact, as it pertains to doing ‘good’ and reaching benchmarks - it serves both a sentimental and pragmatic function.

We recap five of Good Housing's biggest developments for 2020/21. Read all about it.

Good Housing has taken their first step towards their goal of pioneering a new way of living for extraordinary members of our society. The completion of the company's pilot home Oak Tree, presents a giant leap towards housing tenants in fully immersive, customisable environments that give them autonomy and ultimately a home.

Good Housing has secured it’s cornerstone investment. A combined pooling of Heavy-weights Hesta, Suncorp & The Paul Ramsay Foundation which forms a part of the Synergis Fund (founded by Social Ventures Australia; SVA) aims to eventually accrue $1 billion set aside for the investment in Specialist Disability Housing (SDA).