This text is an information report published by the conversation website which present facts about social housing in Australia. It is a part of the lives of a big number of Australians as 4% of households follow it and, 10% of Australians made social housing home probably in 20 years ago. The various ways are a place to raise a working family, a springboard to owning a home, a brief safety net to escape domestic violence and a stable home for homelessness. As a result AHURI releases a major commissioned study to track the pathways of people from 2000 to 2015. National data shows interesting insights of working for social housing and, Australians use it in different ways. Different groups are four such as; average age 60 female with disability and pension, those that left housing without returning of 50 age, the group of high proportion of refugees and other people overseas and finally, the group of younger and more Indigenous than the other ones. The social housing benefits are behaviour for being predictable, long term tenancies and, it does much more than simply house the elderly, sick and disadvantaged people in society. Social housing is part of Australian lives for being useful.