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Who Is NASHO?
REPRESENTING THE FACES OF SOCIAL HOUSING IN SOUTH AFRICA
NASHO (National Associations of Social Housing Organisations) is a membership-based federation of 17 well-established social housing institutions in South Africa. Our mission is to represent the interests of our members by being the voice of South Africa’s social housing sector – providing information, advocacy, capacity building and other areas of support. Collectively, our membership owns and/or manages over 24 000 units, providing rental accommodation options for over 115,000 low-to-middle-income families throughout the country.
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What is Social Housing?
- Rental accommodations for people earning R1 500 – R7 500 a month
- Provided and managed by independent or municipal social housing institutions
- Located in different neighbourhoods all over South Africa
- Rentals at less than market rates
Our 4 Key Programmes
1. Information & Lobby
The collecting of information and analysis to keep stakeholders informed of developments in the sector. At the same time to develop approaches and opportunities to use such information to lobby for ...
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Provide capacity development opportunities for various agencies involved in the sector to improve their abilities to contribute to a strong social housing sector. In doing this to provide both gener...
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Collect information and provide capacity development support to maximize the cost effective investment in the development of quality social housing stock and in its maintenance. ...
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To mobilise the collective buying and market power of our members to reduce costs of products and services and increase returns on investment. This is to then help in keeping down rental levels ensu...
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