HISTORY, AWARDS & REGION
History
Pacific Link Housing is a product of the merger of two small organisations (Mid Hunter Housing in Maitland and Gosford Woy Woy Rental Housing Association) who had serviced their local communities since 1984. The company’s founder, former CEO Sheila Astolfi, who sadly passed in 2010, worked tirelessly for over 20 years to grow the organisation and our Education Scholarship is named in her honour. Pacific Link Housing has operated in the Central Coast and Hunter region communities for over 30 years to improve the lives of those marginalised by economic inequality and housing stress.
Pacific Link Housing was founding member of the NSW Federation of Housing Associations, and was registered as a public benevolent institution in July 1996. The appointment of a skill-based board and experienced management team has been of benefit in recent years, with Pacific Link Housing now recognised through awards for innovation, housing projects, tenant programs and individual management excellence.
AWARDS
2019
PowerHousing Australia
– Highly Commended for Excellence in Tenant Engagement and Social Inclusion
2016
NSW Federation of Housing Associations
– Excellence in Customer Service
– Housing Provider of The Year
Gosford/Erina & Coastal Chamber of Commerce
– Employer of Choice
– Excellence in Innovation
– Business Leader
– Business of the Year
PowerHousing Australia
– Excellence in Tenant Engagement and Social Inclusion
2014
PowerHousing Australia
– Outstanding Achievement Special Award
2013
Australasian Housing Institute
– NSW Leading Housing Project Award
– NSW Leading Tenant Engagement Practice
Region
Gosford (476 dwellings)
Wyong (190 dwellings)
Maitland (89 dwellings)
Lake Macquarie (86 dwellings)
Newcastle (70 dwellings)
Port Stephens (68 dwellings)
Cessnock (54 dwellings)