National and state housing agreements and reports
Commonwealth funding for social housing and homelessness services is provided under the National Agreement on Social Housing and Homelessness (NASHH), which replaced the National Housing and Homelessness Agreement (NHHA) from 1 July 2024.
Under the NASHH, Queensland expects to receive $355.4 million per annum, indexed annually, as a contribution to the operation of the social housing and homelessness service systems.
Under the NHHA, Queensland received around $1.99 billion over 6 years to 2023–24.
Reporting on the NASHH is made publicly available by 31 December of the following financial year, or a later date agreed by the Commonwealth and Queensland.
View previous NHHA reports:
- 2018–19 (PDF, 250.45 KB)
- 2019–20 (PDF, 220.08 KB)
- 2020–21 (PDF, 316.42 KB)
- 2021–22 (PDF, 187.75 KB)
- 2022–23 (PDF, 240.89 KB)
- 2023–24 (PDF, 204.86 KB)
Queensland expects to receive $58 million over 3 years from 2024–25 under the Household Energy Upgrades Fund (social housing) for social housing thermal comfort and energy efficiency upgrades, including $18 million for community housing energy upgrades.
The state also received funds under the:
- Social Housing Accelerator payment ($398.3 million) to deliver additional social housing stock in 2022–23
- Housing Support Program Priority Works Stream ($199.2 million) to deliver additional social housing stock and enabling infrastructure in 2023–24.
Australian Government funding to the states and territories is subject to the: