Chief Executive Officer
Nada has extensive experience as a senior leader in housing and human services in the government and not for profit sectors. She has led strategy, operations, and growth to strengthen communities and improve outcomes for disadvantaged communities.
Prior to joining the Women’s Housing Company, Nada was a State Director at Mission Australia leading service delivery in NSW, ACT and Victoria. Prior to that she led business strategy, homelessness programs and innovative product and service development at the then Housing NSW.
Early in her career Nada worked at the grassroots in youth work, migrant services and women’s training programs. Nada is passionate about social justice and about improving outcomes women in social housing and those homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Nada holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA); Bachelor of Arts (Social Science) and is a Graduate of the Australian institute of Company Directors (GAICD)
What does support look like after securing a home at Women’s Housing Company? For many women, the journey to safe and secure housing has been shaped by years of abuse, instability and uncertainty. These experiences can deeply impact a woman’s confidence, sense of self and belief in what is possible for her future. A safe […]
A Safe Home Changes Everything: Women’s Housing Company launches fundraising campaign to support women in crisis SYDNEY, NSW, 19 May 2026 – The Women’s Housing Company has launched a new fundraising campaign, A Safe Home Changes Everything, calling on the community to support women and children experiencing homelessness, domestic and family violence and financial crisis. Developed […]
An innovative, connection-first approach to shared social housing Across Western and Southwestern Sydney, older women are increasingly at risk of housing stress and experience long waits for secure, affordable homes. Stronger Together, a new shared social housing program, is designed to respond differently, not only by improving access to housing, but by addressing the isolation […]
