Have Your Say on our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2030
The SA Housing Trust is developing its Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) 2026 – 2030.
This plan outlines practical actions to remove barriers in housing and services, improve accessible communication, strengthen our understanding of people’s needs and experiences, and create inclusive workplaces for both staff and customers.
By sharing your experiences and ideas, you can help us understand what’s working well, where improvements are needed and how we can create workplaces, housing and services that are more accessible and inclusive for people with disability.
The consultation closes on Sunday 25 January 2026. Your feedback will guide the actions we take over the next five years.
Bentzen Court flats to be completely refurbished
The Bentzen Court flats in Gilberton will undergo a major renovation to transform the site into modern public housing.
The refurbishment will add internal laundries, upgrade kitchens and bathrooms, improve lighting and energy efficiency, and update fencing and pathways.
Many tenants have already been relocated to other homes. Any tenants still at Bentzen Court will be relocated to other public housing properties before major works begin.
Available now: 2024-25 Annual Report
The 2024-25 Annual Report is now available on our website.
Explore the Trust's key achievements, performance highlights, and progress from the past financial year, and see how our work has made an impact.
Australia Day operating hours
Our SA Housing Trust offices will be closed on Monday 26 January 2026. However, the Maintenance Call Centre will remain open.
SA Housing Trust Maintenance Call Centre
Phone: 131 288 ☏ 24/7 every day of the year, public holidays included
More information on how to report a maintenance request, visit www.sa.gov.au/request repairs to public housing(external site)
For all support and other related services, visit the SA Housing Trust Contacts webpage
Greyhound Christmas Appeal: a paw-some effort
Each year, hundreds of greyhounds leave the racing industry and begin new lives as pets and family members. For many, the change can be overwhelming.
Something as simple as a cuddly or squeaky toy of their own - one they can take from foster care to their new home - can make a big difference in helping them settle.
That’s why our animal‑loving staff once again rallied behind last year’s Greyhound Christmas Appeal Drive, setting a new record.
They collected 140 toys, blankets and enrichment items, along with more than 10kg of treats and dry food, to support greyhounds as they adjust to their new lives.
