World Homeless Day: 10 October 2023
Shelter WA is proud to host Homelessness Week each year on what can be done to end homelessness in Western Australia.
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Brutal Reality: The Human Cost of Australia’s Housing Crisis
This report explores the experiences of community members navigating Australia’s housing system, and the organisations who support them.
Priced Out: An Index of Affordable Rentals for Australia’s Essential Workers
The findings help explain why so many essential industries are facing workforce shortages. Workers have been priced out of their communities.
World Homeless Day: 10 October 2022
You may want to speak to your MP about homelessness issues in your area, host an event at work, or share messages online.
Role of housing in solving critical skill shortages across the regions
The role of housing in solving critical skill shortages across the regions.
Research estimates the costs of social and affordable housing shortages to society
The research forms a larger project being funded by several housing organisations including CHIA, Everybody’s Home and Shelter NSW.
Federal Election – Saturday, 21 May 2022
We encourage you to join the Everybody’s Home campaign to urge all parties to focus on address the national housing crisis.
Sign the joint letter to the Treasurer
Add your organisation’s details in a letter to Josh Frydenberg to urge more funding to improve housing affordability.
Australia is at a crossroads
Australians need more social and affordable housing to support the four in ten of us who rent.
Don’t Close the Door – Save Homelessness Services!
If this payment does not continue, there will be a loss of $8M per year to homelessness services across Western Australia.
Everybody’s Home Pledge
Two Western Australian Labor MP’s have signed the pledge to support more social housing to create jobs and help end homelessness.
Investment in social housing will create jobs and improve social outcomes
National housing and homelessness leaders have called for an immediate employment-boosting investment to expand Australia’s social housing by 30,000 homes as the country experiences a wave of job losses due to COVID-19.
