When Tracey was offered a brand-new apartment at CHL’s Seachange development on the Gold Coast, she embraced downsizing from the home she had lived in for almost 30 years. “I moved into my previous home when my daughter was six and she is about to turn 35,” says Tracey. A neighbour told Tracey about the […]
For Christina, moving from Gippsland into one of our specialist disability accommodation (SDA) homes in Melbourne meant regaining her independence, pursuing her passions and finding a real sense of home, support and community. “This place just ticked all the boxes for accessibility, it’s near my nephew and in a lovely location where I can enjoy
Seachange Miami was developed by CHL and the Queensland Government for eligible Queenslanders aged 55 and over. The complex has high-quality homes with features to give older people the accessibility and support they need to age-in-place in their own communities. The complex was perfect for Christine who recently moved in. She is an author and
Cherylynne and James recently relocated from a three-bedroom home to one of the new Seachange Miami apartments, developed by CHL and the Queensland Government for eligible residents aged 55 and over. The new complex provides high-quality, right-sized homes with accessible features to give older people the support they need to age-in-place in their own communities.
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Kate’s community garden project has grown into something bigger than she ever imagined. What began as a small activity in a front yard is now an initiative bringing people together across neighbourhoods. “It’s been a success beyond my expectations,” she said. “The support from Tyson and the CHL team has been extraordinary.” Kate has been
Helen, a customer of CHL for over 10 years, once crossed finish lines nationwide as a marathon runner. 18 marathons between 1980 and 2000, including an impressive three in one single year. Now living in the semi-supported accommodation of Heritage Court in Oakden, Helen reflects on a lifetime of resilience, from pre-dawn training runs in
Not long after moving into his new home in 2024, Stephen was busily organising a successful Christmas lights competition for the Ground Lease Model (GLM) residents at Bangs Street, Prahran. Stephen was living in another social housing property in the area when he heard about the Bangs Street property – a mix of social, affordable
Paul and Gayl moved into the newly completed CHL Tasmania social housing development in Westbury. This project, featuring 11 accessible units, represents a significant milestone in CHL’s efforts to address Tasmania’s urgent housing needs. For Paul and Gayl, moving into their new home is more than a change of address, it’s a vital lifeline. “It
