Shelter WA AGM 2023
Copies of minutes from Annual General Meeting 2022 were presented. They were moved, seconded.
Copies of minutes from Annual General Meeting 2022 were presented. They were moved, seconded.
The Kimberley trip followed on from Shelter WA’s South West engagement trip in May 2023 and built on initial regional engagement in 2022 by the project manager.
The next ‘Working Collaboratively to Sustain Housing’ training session will be held in Perth on Tuesday, July 11 from 9:00am to 4:00pm.
The next ‘Working Collaboratively to Sustain Housing’ training session will be held in Perth on Tuesday, July 11 from 9:00am to 4:00pm.
Homelessness Australia is seeking expressions of interest from experienced Housing First practitioners to undertake a train the trainer program led by our Australian internationally trained Housing First practice leaders.
The Housing First Homelessness Advisory Group is made up of 11 women and six men, who have expertise from a range of areas.
Shelter WA members who would like to provide feedback, recommendations and/or comments on the progress are encouraged to contact.
The new facility at 718 Murray Street, West Perth will complement current accommodation options in the Perth CBD for people who are sleeping rough.
Shelter WA congratulates Minister Sabine Winton MLA as Minister for Community Services.
The RRR Network will prepare a short report about the Roundtable and its discussion and share with the RRR Network community and other interested stakeholders.
The service ensures that people experiencing rough sleeping are linked with other appropriate housing and health services to prevent further rough sleeping.
Chair of Shelter WA Kieran Wong; Secretary Justine Colyer and Chair Governance, Audit and Risk Committee Natalie Sangalli also met with the Minister.
All funded services by the Dublin Region Homeless Executive have a Service Level Agreement in place.
Since 2020, the charity has been responsible for 61 per cent of the services delivered under the National Housing First Implementation Plan.
A total of 737 tenancies were in place at the end of June 2022 and the Government’s Housing First National Implementation Plan 2022 – 2026 aims to deliver over 1,300 additional Housing First tenancies.
The population of people experiencing homelessness in Western Australia is characterised by an over-representation of Aboriginal people.