Dive into this enlightening episode of the #CreatingSynergyPodcast where we sit down with the dynamic Stacey Northover, Executive General Manager at Believe Housing Australia. Stacey brings over 25 years of transformative leadership in the housing sector from the bustling streets of the UK to the vibrant communities of Australia. Prepare to be inspired by her dedication to changing lives and challenging norms.
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🎧 Listen now and let Stacey’s story inspire you to think differently about community, change, and the places we call home. Available now on all major podcast platforms!
TIMESTAMPS:
[09:51] - Affordable Housing Crisis
[14:55] - Community Housing in Australia
[21:19] - Career Progression in Housing
[24:52] - Breaking Stereotypes and Supporting Tenants
[30:38] - Mental Health Support for Tenants
[38:13] - Domestic Violence and Support Systems
[48:29] - Challenges of Immigration and COVID-19
[1:04:22] - Leadership and Change Management
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