A Place to Call Sample Clauses

A Place to Call. Home The total funding of $10 million for the ACT under the A Place to Call Home Initiative will provide an additional 20 dwellings to accommodate homeless families in the Territory. The ACT has made a commitment that half of the properties (10 in total) will be made available to Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander families. The Commonwealth funding is for construction costs per dwellings up to $0.250 million per dwelling, whilst the ACT will provide funding of $0.250 million per dwelling to acquire the land. The ACT brought forward its contributions under the A Place to Call Home Initiative in 2008-09 to accelerate the delivery that was required under the original five year program. Under the accelerated program, land for ten dwellings was purchased with construction commencing in April 2009. A total of 14 properties were constructed over the first two years of the National Partnership Agreement. The remaining 6 dwellings under the A Place to Call Home initiative will be delivered in 2011-12 to 2012-13. The ACT has constructed the properties in a way that will substantially reduce the responsive and planned maintenance costs. The properties are energy efficient, consistent with measures already being provided to Housing ACT tenants. These measures will reduce energy and repair costs for tenants. Energy costs are a significant factor for people on low incomes in the Canberra climate. Further, the properties are either built as Universal Design or Class C adaptable housing, ensuring the long term viability of the dwellings to respond to the need for appropriate social housing for a wide range of tenants. The ACT has generally been able to construct the properties on “green fields” sites in the northern suburbs such as Franklin which are on the perimeter of the ACT. A number of properties will be “substituted” with equivalent Housing ACT stock to ensure that properties will be available in different suburbs. The ACT will provide the Australian Government with a transparent breakdown of both the constructed and “substituted” properties. Clients are identified from existing specialist homelessness services and through Housing ACT Gateway Services on the basis that they will benefit from a “housing first approach”. Clients have initially been housed under a head tenancy arrangement with a review period of 6 months built into each agreement. The dwellings will be public housing stock, with replacement properties allocated to the A Place to Call Home initiative...
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