About Us
About Bur-Del Co-Operative
Since March 1975 Burdel Co-Operative Advancement Society has provided rental accommodation for Aboriginal, Torres Strait Island and South Sea Islander + non-Indigenous families in the Burdekin Region.
Burdel aims to provide affordable and culturally appropriate housing to its tenants across both The Burdekin Region and Townsville Region.
To date, Burdel Co-Op owns and manages a total of 38 houses, four individual units with 2 bedrooms and 30 one-bedroom unit in our very own Complex. Burdel tenancy also manages 5 other units with two bedrooms under Community Housing.
Our Vision, Mission & Values
Our Vision, Mission & Values
Our Vision
To provide culturally appropriate housing, support and advocacy for Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islanders & Australian South Sea Islander people within the Burdekin Community.
Our Mission
To manage housing for Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islanders & Australian South Sea Islander families who may be homeless or at risk of homelessness or in Crisis within the Burdekin Community. Also, to assist our people to maintain their level of independence to live actively within their own homes and in the community.
Our Values
For our tenants, community, staff, management, and each other.
Acting honestly and transparently in all our dealings, and being committed to the interest of our community.
To meet the needs of the tenant as a priority.
A commitment to our community and the quality of our work.
Ongoing capacity building across all levels of Bur-Del CAS.
Promoting cultural awareness and respect.