Zero Project: A Housing First response to ending homelessness in Perth
In October 2020, 50 Lives transitioned into the Zero Project, which is based on the Advance to Zero methodology.
In October 2020, 50 Lives transitioned into the Zero Project, which is based on the Advance to Zero methodology.
This report is based on findings from 73 homelessness services operating across WA and outcomes from focus groups comprising of homelessness service CEOs and managers.
This report is based on findings from 73 homelessness services operating across WA and outcomes from focus groups comprising of homelessness service CEOs and managers.
The next step of the research will be an analysis of the survey data and the collection of qualitative data through a number of focus groups and case studies.
The extension will allow us to incorporate findings of the research being undertaken by the Centre for Social Impact, UWA, on behalf of Shelter WA.
Our thanks to Circle Green, the Financial Counsellor’s Association of WA, People with Disability WA and Consumer Protection.
Shelter WA has received an extension and will be providing a submission to the inquiry by Friday, 1 April 2022.
The Centre for Social Impact UWA has been awarded this work and the project is being overseen by a small advisory group of services providers.
Homelessness is a complex problem. If we are to end it, we need to understand and engage all levers available to us.
Shelter WA and People with Disabilities WA Inc. are pleased to be managing the Building Tenancy Skills Project funded by the Department of Social Security.
Shelter WA and People with Disabilities WA Inc. are pleased to be managing the Building Tenancy Skills Project funded by the Department of Social Security.
The WA Government currently has a minimum requirement of 12 per cent affordable housing on government-led projects in the Central Perth Redevelopment Area as outlined in the MRA Development Policy 9: Affordable and Diverse Housing.
The 2021 Ending Homelessness in Western Australia 2021 report builds on previous work from the Centre for Social Impact The University of Western Australia (CSI UWA) by presenting an analysis of homelessness in Western Australia, using the Advance to Zero database.
This Ending Homelessness in Western Australia 2021 report builds on CSI UWA’s previous work by presenting an analysis of homelessness in Western Australia.
Family and domestic violence is prevalent in our community and is a national emergency. It requires a multi-dimensional approach and significant investment to prevent the issue and address thelong-term harm and implications of the experiences. The Centre for Social Impact at The University of Western Australia (CSI UWA) was engaged by Zonta House Refuge Association […]
This factsheet highlights the need to address the gaps created by the “problems-based”approach implemented by the Australian Government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.