The AHO develops strategies and programs that are effective, sustainable, and above all focus on Aboriginal tenants. Our aim is to break the cycle of disadvantage for Aboriginal social housing tenants by delivering fit for purpose, client focused services in places where they are needed, when they are needed. AHO Social Media Community Guidelines
Social media is a powerful tool that allows the A
boriginal Housing Office (AHO) to connect with the diverse NSW communities we support – in an immediate, familiar, and accessible way. When done well, social media builds meaningful connections, enhances trust, mitigates misinformation, changes behaviour and forms communities. The AHO encourages comments and posts on our social media channels. We welcome discussion but comments should be respectful of others. AHO social channels are moderated from Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm. Comments will be hidden, blocked and/or deleted that:
Do not treat other users with respect and courtesy and behave in an appropriate way for a civil online forum. Contain material that is racist, offensive, threatening, harassing, defamatory, discriminatory, fraudulent, infringing or unlawful. Contain material that is misleading, erroneous or disparaging of the actions and decisions of others. Contain material that is deliberately disruptive (i.e., trolling)
Include commercial or advertising material. Include any material or encourage any conduct that would constitute a criminal offence or give rise to civil liability. If you breach these guidelines the AHO can, at our sole discretion:
Hide or delete any material you have posted. Suspend or permanently block you from using the AHO’s social media channels. Report your conduct to the owner of the relevant social media platform and/or to any appropriate law enforcement authorities. Take any other action considered to be appropriate, as required. Any public comment that shares personal information i.e. address will be hidden/deleted. It is more appropriate to share this information via DM.
