About the Tenants Advice & Advocacy Services

There are 15 generalist Tenants Advice & Advocacy Services (TAASs), 4 specialist Aboriginal TAASs, and a specialist resourcing body for the Aboriginal TAASs. Each is run by a local non-government organisation. They are funded by NSW Fair Trading under the Tenants Advice and Advocacy Program (TAAP), which uses money from the Rental Bond Board Interest Account and the Property Services Statutory Interest Account. 

TAASs assist renters in private rental housing, social housing tenants, boarders, lodgers, and land lease community residents. The Network brings together the skills and expertise of highly skilled Tenant Advocates who work to ensure quality professional advice and advocacy is available to all renters in NSW.

The TAAS network responds to approximately 30,000 requests annually for tenancy advice and provides ongoing assistance to approximately 10,000 tenants annually.

TAAS offices and Aboriginal Countries and Languages

About the Tenants' Union of NSW

This website is produced by the Tenants’ Union of NSW in collaboration with the network of Tenants Advice and Advocacy Services. The Tenants' Union is the main resourcing body for the TAAS network, and a community legal centre specialising in NSW residential tenancies law. For more about us, see:

• About our organisation
• What we do
• Reconciliation Action Plan
• Annual Reports
• Board and Staff