About
THRIVE supports tenants of Public Housing and Aboriginal Housing who experience difficulties sustaining their tenancy. Thrive case managers work with individuals and families to help them develop skills, knowledge and links to community services and resources that will help them to address complex issues which affect their tenancy. The service is provided across the Midwest/Gascoyne regions (Geraldton/Carnarvon/ Meekatharra) and remote areas with most referrals from the Department of Communities (Housing) staff or regional service providers. Individuals and families may also self-refer.
Who we assist
Thrive will support existing tenants in Public Housing or Aboriginal Housing who are having difficulty sustaining their tenancy. Target groups include people of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background, CALD backgrounds or living with a disability.
Eligibility criteria
Thrive will support existing tenants in Public Housing or Aboriginal Housing who are having difficulty sustaining their tenancy. Target groups include people of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background, CALD backgrounds or living with a disability. Target groups include people of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background, CALD backgrounds or living with a disability.
Referral process
The majority of referrals to Thrive will come from the Department of Communities (Housing) staff or regional service providers. Mission Australia will raise a referral if they become aware of a family who may benefit from Thrive, however this will require approval from the Department of Communities. individuals and families may also self-refer. Thrive enables earlier referrals Thrive staff should work closely with DoC staff to identify potential participants early.