Inhousing & Stretchy Tech

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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12/12/2025

Meet Sabrina – inhousing’s Housing Allocations Officer 🏡

Sabrina is one of the first friendly voices you’ll hear when reaching out about housing at inhousing. She helps guide people through the early steps of their housing journey, making sure every enquiry gets the care and attention it deserves.

She joined the team in September, drawn to inhousing’s values and strong advocacy for the rights of people with disability. Sabrina loves working alongside a passionate team and being part of an organisation that truly walks the talk.

Outside of work, she’s into reading litfic and fantasy, doing makeup and hair, and is currently learning to sew (a self-declared work in progress!).

Welcome, Sabrina!


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10/12/2025

JFA Purple Orange is collecting stories from people with disability about any barriers you face with state services – physical, communication, sensory, informational or attitudinal – to show the SA Government why advocacy funding is vital.

Read the post we've shared to find out more and share your experience (anonymously if you like): https://buff.ly/0XEZcpV

Ever dealt with a state service and felt stuck, ignored, or talked over?

Think: public hospitals, Housing SA, schools or TAFE, child protection, police or courts, councils and other state-run services.

When these systems don’t listen, independent advocacy – someone on your side – can change everything.

But South Australia is the only state that does not fund independent individual advocacy for people with disability, even though the Disability Royal Commission says it’s essential.

We’re collecting stories from people with disability about barriers you face with state services – physical, communication, sensory, informational or attitudinal – to show the SA Government why advocacy funding is vital.

Share your experience (anonymously if you like): https://buff.ly/0XEZcpV

09/12/2025

Apple iOS 26 update | New accessibility tools introduced

With Apple's iOS 26 update comes a redesigned display with more ways to adjust visibility, smarter reading support, better communication tools, hands-free control with eye and head tracking, and upgrades for braille users.

We’ve also included what’s changed in the latest updates (like the new Liquid Glass controls), plus a few challenges to keep in mind such as hardware requirements and availability limits.

If you’re a person with disability — or you support someone who uses Apple devices — our team has unpacked everything you need to know in one place.

👉 Read the full article here: https://stretchytech.org.au/stories/blog/ios-26-whats-new-and-what-it-means-accessibility

25/11/2025

Got plans tomorrow arvo? If you can spare an hour, we’ve got a suggestion that’s definitely worth the last-minute shuffle.

Join us at the Stretchy Tech Hub Demo session to see how we use smart, assistive technology in creative ways to solve real customer problems and build independence.

📅 Tomorrow – Wednesday 26 November
🕒 3:30pm ACDT
📍 Stretchy Tech Hub, 104 Greenhill Rd, Unley SA 5061

What you’ll see:
• Guided demo of some of our most popular assistive technology
• How we work with OTs and other allied health providers from assessment through to implementation

Spots are limited and it’s tomorrow, so don’t overthink it – register via Humanitix and come see the tech in action.

Register 👉 https://events.humanitix.com/stretchy-tech-hub-demo-session

19/11/2025

🪷 Featured SDA Vacancy - Live independently in Evanston

Modern, single-resident home for everyday autonomy and independence.

• Private, low-maintenance layout
• Accessible bathroom + kitchen bench
• Motorised blinds, undercover parking
• Veranda + raised garden bed

Close to: Gawler/Evanston stations, Gawler Green, Bunnings, Gawler Health Service, Aquatic Centre and parks.

Bring your own supports. SDA funding required.

📩 Email intake@inhousing.org.au for enquiries or to arrange a walk-through.

14/11/2025

Award news: Our Greenacres SDA home with Grand Designer Homes has won the HIA Liveable Home Award, with a commendation for Specialist Housing of the Year.

Designed in collaboration with the future tenant, the home features wide circulation spaces for easy movement, automated access, lighting and environmental controls, and a 7 Star energy rating. Integrated assistive tech, implemented by Stretchy Tech, sets this project apart and supports real independence.

Read more: https://inhousing.org.au/news-resources/news/greenacres-home-wins-hia-liveable-home-award

28/10/2025

Happy OT Week!

“OT Week is our annual celebration of the extraordinary impact occupational therapists make every day.” — Occupational Therapy Australia

This week, we’re recognising the positive impact our OTs have on the lives of people with disability and their ongoing commitment to helping customers live more independently through assistive technology. From smart home setups to accessible gaming and communication tech, our OTs bring creativity, know-how and a whole lot of heart to every solution.

Thank you to our OT team for your passion, problem-solving and person-centred practice. You make a real difference, every single day. 💙

15/10/2025

🚨 Big changes are coming to Google Assistant!

From October in the US, Google will start rolling out Gemini for Home, a new AI for Nest speakers and displays. It will make conversations more natural, routines easier to set up, and cameras smarter. We expect these changes to roll out in Australia late this year or early next year.

What does this mean for people with disability? Our Stretchy Tech team has broken it down — the good, the tricky, and what you need to know.

👉 Read the full update on our website: https://stretchytech.org.au/stories/blog/gemini-home-what-change-google-assistant-means-you


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13/10/2025

🏠 inhousing and Stretchy Tech at the DAL Expo this Friday and Saturday

We'll be at the Disability, Ageing and Lifestyle (DAL) Expo at the Adelaide Showground this Friday 17 and Saturday 18 October, 10am-3pm. The Expo brings together a host of exhibitors, workshops and practical information for people with disability, families and supporters.

Visit our stand to chat about:
• Inclusive SDA rental homes and how we partner with tenants to navigate the housing journey.
• Stretchy Tech’s practical, customised assistive technology for more independence at home, work and play.

Event details
• When: Friday 17 and Saturday 18 October, 10am-3pm
• Where: Jubilee Pavilion, Adelaide Showground, Wayville
• Cost: Free entry

Come say hello, try some tech, and see what’s possible in housing and assistive technology.

About the DAL Expo: It’s an annual Adelaide event hosted by Catalyst Foundation, focused on accessibility, inclusion and community connection.
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09/09/2025

“From day one, it's felt like home.” 🏡

When Ian needed to move out of his previous home, he wasn’t sure where he’d end up — but with support from inhousing, he found a Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) home that suits his needs and feels like home.

- Fully accessible
- Supportive team
- A fresh start in a new community

Ian’s now happily settled in his new Northfield home, and we’re proud to have been part of his journey.

🔗 Read Ian’s full story on our website at https://inhousing.org.au/stories/it-feels-home-ian-finds-right-fit-inhousing


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