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Inhousing & Stretchy Tech

We bring life-changing results to people living with disability with customised inclusive technology!

26/03/2026

FEATURED INHOUSING VACANCY

🏡 Light-filled, single occupancy home in Salisbury

A beautiful 2-bedroom home is now available for one person. It is spacious, modern and designed to support independence.

Home features
• Ceiling tracks in both bedrooms and the bathroom
• Automated blinds and windows
• Accessible kitchen with adjustable-height island bench
• Video intercom with app access
• Solar with battery backup
• Veranda and paved outdoor area with raised garden bed
• Garage with auto roller doors

📍 Great location - Close to public transport, shops, a GP and other essential services.
Salisbury Community Hub, Lyell McEwin Hospital and Parabanks Shopping Centre are all nearby.

Eligibility and supports
Suitable for a single occupant with SDA funding. We will also consider enquiries from people approved for other SDA design categories. Tenants can bring their own supports.

Want to live with non-disabled housemates? Let us know and we can support you to explore this option.

🔗 View the vacancy here: https://inhousing.org.au/services/rent-us/new-single-occupancy-2-bedroom-home-salisbury
Email intake@inhousing.org.au to find out more or arrange a viewing.

Subscribe to vacancy alerts here: https://inhousing.org.au/contact-us/newsletter

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25/03/2026

Over the past six months, we have been building the foundations of our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan.

We have recently embarked on the first stage of our RAP to ensure our organisation is a place of integrity, respect and cultural safety for First Nations peoples.

For us, this is not a symbolic document. It is a commitment to learn, to listen and to build relationships grounded in respect.

Our Reflect RAP includes 35 deliverables to be completed by August 2026. In the first six months, we have progressed 24 of them.

Some of the key steps so far include:
- Launching our RAP internally and sharing our commitment to reconciliation with staff
- Creating a dedicated staff hub with cultural learning resources, including training, webinars, Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, our respectful language guide, and information about National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week
- Reviewing our cultural learning needs and delivering cultural awareness training, with further training and induction learning planned
- Building our understanding of the Kaurna people, the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands and waters where our Unley office is located
- Strengthening inclusive recruitment practices, including welcoming applications from First Nations people and sharing opportunities through Turkindi, South Australia’s Aboriginal information network
- Establishing a RAP Working Group, including Aboriginal members, that meets monthly to guide and progress this work
- Beginning research and relationship-building with First Nations stakeholders and businesses

We acknowledge that we are at the beginning of our reconciliation journey.

As an organisation led by our values, we are committed to listening, learning and building respectful relationships. We are also building our understanding of how colonisation and ableism intersect for First Nations people with disability.

We are committed to sharing what we learn along the way, to support transparency and accountability in our reconciliation journey.

If you would like to learn more about our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan and the work we are undertaking, we invite you to read our RAP on our website: https://inhousing.org.au/about-us/reconciliation-action-plan

We welcome feedback as we continue this journey.

24/03/2026

Eye gaze is a game changer when voice-control isn't an option 👀

This demo shows Kate (OT) using eye gaze to control everyday home features like blinds, lights, and more.

Our tech is about increasing access because for some people, everyday tasks like opening a door or turning on a light can require support.

Assistive technology puts that control back in their hands (or in this case, their eyes), helping reduce reliance on others and support independence at home.

Same smart home. Different access.

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VD: A demonstration filmed at the ATSA Independent Living Expo at the Adelaide Showgrounds. Occupational therapist, Kate, uses eye gaze technology to control a smart home setup. By looking at options on a screen, they activate the blind and fan, turn a light on, and change the light colour. The video shows how eye gaze can be used as an alternative way to access and control everyday tasks within the home.

21/03/2026

Meet Sam – Maintenance Officer at inhousing

Sam has been with the inhousing team for just over a year now, and she has a strong commitment to supporting people with disability through safe, well-maintained housing.

As Maintenance Officer, Sam is a key point of contact for tenants, families and support networks, coordinating responsive repairs and scheduled servicing to ensure homes remain safe and comfortable.

Sam says the highlight of her role is working alongside a team that shares a clear purpose – supporting tenants to feel secure and supported in their homes.

Outside of work, Sam enjoys spending time in her garden and getting outdoors.

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20/03/2026

Thanks for having us at the ATSA Independent Living Expo!

We met so many great people and made valuable connections.

It was the perfect space to show how customised assistive technology can support people with disability to live more independently — with solutions tailored to each person’s goals, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

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ID: A group of people stand and chat at a Stretchy Tech exhibition booth. Three staff members in black shirts smile and engage with attendees in front of a display featuring assistive technology. The booth includes branded signage, a TV showing an accessible home, and shelves with equipment. Other exhibitors and visitors are visible in the background.

18/03/2026

Here's a little something we filmed at at the Adelaide Showgrounds with OT Kate demonstrating our voice controlled home automation. We'll be at ATSA Expo tomorrow too!

15/02/2026

📣 We’re heading to the ATSA Independent Living Expo in Adelaide on 18–19 March — and we’d love to see you there!

Come and explore assistive technology in action and see how everyday tech can be tailored to support independence, choice and control.

Visit the Stretchy Tech space to:
✔️ See practical solutions set up for real life
✔️ Chat with our OTs and tech specialists
✔️ Walk away with ideas you can use

📍 Adelaide Showground, Wayville
🗓️ 18–19 March 2026
🎟️ Free to attend

For more info and to register visit https://expo.atsa.org.au/adelaide-expo/

If you’re curious about how technology can support independence at home, this is a great place to start.

11/02/2026

👋 Meet Holly – Administration Officer at Stretchy Tech

Holly is the friendly voice behind many of your enquiries and plays a key role in supporting our customers through each step of their Stretchy Tech journey. With a background in sociology and a passion for person-first, inclusive environments, she brings both care and creativity to the team.

One of her recent highlights? Collaborating on a custom Stream Deck setup to support a customer’s accessibility needs. In addition to being a creatively fulfilling project, it was a great example of how small, thoughtful innovations can make a big impact.

Want to read more about Holly and meet the rest of our team?
Visit: https://stretchytech.org.au/about-us/our-staff

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ID: Headshot of Holly Gambles, smiling slightly, with long light brown hair and glasses, standing in front of green foliage under a “Meet the team” banner.

05/02/2026

FEATURED INHOUSING VACANCY

🪷 Spacious, modern 2-bedroom villa for one
Designed for accessibility and everyday independence in Elizabeth Grove. Suits a person with SDA funding. Enquiries from other SDA design categories welcome.

💚 Why this home works
- Primary bedroom with ceiling track and direct bathroom access
- Wheelchair-accessible kitchen benches
- Built-in robes in both bedrooms
- Carport with auto roller door
- Veranda and paved outdoor area with garden bed
- Garden shed with power access

🚊 Connected location
Near health services, transport and shops, and only a short drive to the local IGA and Jo Gapper Dog Park.

🏡 Eligibility and supports
Bring your own supports. Applicants require SDA funding. You can also apply with a partner or preferred housemate, subject to standard tenancy approval.

💬 Enquiries
Email intake@inhousing.org.au to book a viewing and talk through your needs.

See property details > https://www.housinghub.org.au/property-detail/sda/inhousing/elizabeth-grove-sa/12156/GXJJV
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04/02/2026

📬 The latest issue of Stretchy Tech News is out now!

We’re sharing where you can find us at ATSA, spotlighting one of our fantastic team members, and exploring Apple’s accessibility features.

🔗 Check it out now: https://mailchi.mp/7adacc4236a7/stretchy-tech-news-feb-2026

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24/01/2026

Our most in-demand assistive technology solutions, by category, last year 📱

In 2025, our most popular assistive technology solutions focused on everyday control - lighting, access, doors, gaming and computer use, and temperature.

Each solution was tailored to support greater independence in ways that make sense for real life.

Want to see what’s possible? Explore our AT Solutions Hub to learn how assistive technology can support your goals > https://stretchytech.org.au/solutions-hub
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ID: Infographic: “Top 5 Solutions for Assistive Technology 2025” — Environment control 26%, Access control 15%, Door automation 13%, Gaming and computer access 11%, Temperature control 9%.

23/01/2026

We’re hiring a Tenancy and Property Coordinator (12-month contract) 📣

Are you passionate about housing outcomes for people with disability?

inhousing is a values-led social landlord specialising in accessible homes. We’re looking for someone to help coordinate property and tenancy services - supporting tenants, managing inspections and maintenance, and building great relationships.

The successful applicant will have strong values in social justice and the rights of people with disability. You will thrive working with a team of passionate, like-minded people.

This is a part-time, 12-month role based in Unley, with flexible work options and a supportive, inclusive team.

We strongly encourage applications from people with disability, First Nations people, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people from diverse backgrounds.

🗓️ Applications close 2 February – learn more and apply here: https://www.seek.com.au/job/89740462
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ID: Graphic featuring a hand holding a megaphone and the text "Join our team!" for the role of Tenancy and Property Coordinator (12 month contract). The description seeks a passionate individual committed to achieving great housing outcomes for people with disability. Includes "Apply Now" in bold and the inhousing logo at the bottom.

Address

104 Greenhill Road
Adelaide, SA
5061

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300043837

Website

https://inhousing.org.au/, https://linktr.ee/inhousing_stretchytech, https://stretchytech.org.au/

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