Women’s Housing Company (WHC) believes tenants should have a say in how their homes are managed and that listening to tenant’s feedback is essential when planning and improving services.
The WHC Tenant Advisory Group (TAG) promotes the inclusion of all WHC tenants and consists of tenant volunteers. It is a safe space and formal channel for members to share valuable perspectives based on their lived experience of being a WHC tenant.
The TAG enables tenants and WHC to work together to create a positive and responsive living environment and ensures that tenants are central in decisions that impact their lives and communities.
What To Expect
The TAG will:
Key Dates
Applications open: Now!
Applications close: Tuesday, 14 July 2026
New TAG members to be announced: Tuesday, 21 July 2026
Next TAG meeting: Tuesday, 4 August 2026
How to Get Involved
There is an application process to ensure you can show commitment and are required to fulfil the following:
We are looking for women to represent those in General Social, Transitional and Affordable and those who represent women at all stages of their life and from all over Sydney and beyond.
Once you apply, we will review your application and call the shortlist for an interview over the phone.
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