Birribee Housing

11/08/2026

Birribee has moved offices and is now in 6/113 Byng Street Orange.

08/07/2026

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08/07/2026

Birribee will join Platform Youth Services and Link Wentworth Housing in Home Sweet - Charity fundraiser that will support the three services in addressing homelessness and housing pressures. Staff will be sleeping out in the winter cold to raise much needed funding. Donations to support this can be provided through
https://home-sweet.linkwentworth.org.au/

24/06/2026

Birribee Housing proudly celebrates achieving NRSCH Tier 1 registration. The Birribee team were joined in the celebration by friends, allies, and partners.
This achievement recognises the investment into Birribee, the work of all Board and staff to build it to its current state and the responsibility it has to deliver positive housing outcomes for Aboriginal communities.

02/04/2026

Our teams are taking a short break across Easter. We will be open again on Tuesday morning. If you are in need of urgent assistance please contact 1800 247 742 for Birribee's maintenance or 1800 152 152 for homelessness support through Link2Home.

19/02/2026

Birribee Housing staff converged on Redfern from across NSW for a productive gathering. Hearing about youth led initiatives from 17x16cdp, focused on tenant satisfaction with CHIA NSW, commenced business planning for 2026-27, had dinner with our Metro Quarter tenants before a cultural cruise with tribal warrior

16/02/2026

09/02/2026

Great to be engaging with our tenants, our Partners and the Waterloo Community at Summer on the Green

20/01/2026

A very important reminder to our tenants and communities about the dangers of litium batteries. There has been a sharp increase in house fires from litium batteries in recent times.
Please look at this short video of how to properly look after, charge, store and dispose of litium batteries (generally from e-bikes and e-scooters).
Share this with your family and friends. Be safe!

When buying and using lithium-ion battery-powered products, safety should come first. In NSW, lithium-ion batteries have become a leading fire hazard, posing serious risks in homes, workplaces, and waste facilities.