4walls works in partnership with federal, state and local government, corporations, service agencies and local businesses to support our work in meeting the housing requirements of individuals and families in need. We are committed to engaging the corporate sector in developing sustainable business practices and believe government, business and community sectors working together facilitate healthy communities.

4walls has established agreements with a number of locally based support services including crisis accommodation services, community centres, mental health services and youth and family services. The aim of these agreements is to ensure appropriate referral, ongoing communication around specific tenancies, ongoing commitment for provision of support and to establish protocols around tenancies at risk.

Current partnerships include:

Department of Communities
Department of Immigration & Citizenship
Queensland Health Website: http://www.health.qld.gov.au
Brisbane City Council Website: http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
Urban Affordable Housing Association
Income Asset Management Pty Ltd
Multicultural Development Association Website: http://www.mdainc.org.au
Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma
Communify Website: http://www.communify.org.au
Kyabra
Centacare - Brisbane Website: http://www.centacarebrisbane.net.au
Brisbane Youth Service Website: http://www.brisyouth.org
Kyabra Community Association Inc Website: http://www.kyabra.org/home/

The Future of 4walls

The ongoing focus of 4walls business will concentrate on:

• Working with government on the development of government policies and programs in relation to social and affordable housing.
• Developing strategic business partnerships to ensure the growth of affordable housing contracts supplied and managed by 4walls.
• Expanding the delivery of the Integrated Humanitarian Settlement Strategy contract.
• Continuing the focus on the supply and management of well-targeted and responsive social housing outcomes to clients in the greatest need.