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The Australasian Housing Institute is the professional body for everyone who works in social housing across New Zealand and Australia.
The AHI exists to unite and support a vibrant and self confident social housing profession across New Zealand and Australia. As a social housing professional in Australasia you are one of approximately 11,000 people working in paid and voluntary positions in public, community, Indigenous and supported housing services and in tenancy advice.
What we do.
The AHI offers members the opportunity to:
- Be recognised as a social housing professional – membership, awards, development of practice standards/accreditation, observance of our code of practice
- Make connections with your colleagues – events, publications, networks, branches, consultants, links, contact us
- Engage in social housing specific professional development – events, publications, networks, branches, qualifications
- Influence social housing policy and practice – comment, contribution, attendance.
AHI Professional Development Portal
The AHI Professional Development Portal provides you with information about our regular workshops, practice seminars and professional networking events that provide skills and information to social housing professionals. Please, visit http://housinginstitute.learningsource.com.au for more information.
Make connections with your colleagues
Every year the Australasian Housing Institute organises a number of professional events where people working in the housing industry have an opportunity to catch up with colleagues, share experience and new ideas. AHI professional events and meetings include business breakfasts / lunches with representatives of government bodies and acknowledged housing professionals, Ideas Cafe, Seminars and Forums, Members Networking events. Please, visit http://housinginstitute.learningsource.com.au for more information.
Also join the AHI professional network and discussion group in 
People and Places
Two Master Classes from the 'People and Places' series were hosted in Melbourne and Adelaide. Participants and speakers from NSW, SA, NT, Victoria, WA and New Zealand had opportunity to focus views, sharing and learning on the built form and social and economic development. The events included virtual and real tours of local and international projects giving participants the opportunity to see firsthand some of the interesting work underway and communicate with the project leaders. And now it is time for Sydney to share its stories.
The 'People and Places' Master Class in Sydney will be held on 5-6 June 2013. Please, see updated on AHI Professional Development Portal
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