WA announces $8M in grants to expand housing for Aboriginal workers
WA government announces $8M in grants to improve housing for employed Aboriginal families in the state's North West. This is the second round of funding targeting the region.
$8 million in grants announced by WA government for Aboriginal housing in the state's North West, second round of regional funding.
How will WA's $8M Aboriginal housing grants affect construction work in the North West?
Builders and tradespeople in WA's North West may see increased construction and renovation activity as new housing projects are funded in remote and regional areas.
Key takeaways
- WA government has committed over $8M in grants for Aboriginal housing in the North West.
- This is the second round of funding targeting housing outcomes in the region.
- The grants focus on employed Aboriginal families, linking housing support to workforce participation.
- Trades active in regional WA may find new project opportunities through this funding.
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