The areas of Western Australia worst affected by housing stress
The report highlights the importance of a long-term national housing strategy with clear targets to address the housing need right across Australia.
The report highlights the importance of a long-term national housing strategy with clear targets to address the housing need right across Australia.
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 has started engaging with key stakeholders and decisions makers to promote the initiatives proposed in our submission and gather support for funding.
These were areas identified by a broad cross section of participants as those most important to review in any future grants programs.
The past few years have seen many parts of Australia in the grip of a property price boom with problematic consequences for lower income groups.
The $39m package announced is the second round of funding from the $750m Social Housing Investment Fund announced in the 2021-22 State Budget.
Chair of Shelter WA Kieran Wong; Secretary Justine Colyer and Chair Governance, Audit and Risk Committee Natalie Sangalli also met with the Minister.
To meet the forecast demand, it is clear ‘hybridity’ of the housing system is essential.
Social housing is the most powerful way to keep older people in secure homes, and stop them from going into aged care before they’re ready.
Since 2020, the charity has been responsible for 61 per cent of the services delivered under the National Housing First Implementation Plan.
Foundations for a Stronger Tomorrow will provide a long-term infrastructure outlook from which government and the private sector can plan and work for decades to come.
There are seven recommendations in the report, ranging from government policy changes to unlock the value of community housing to project structures and delivery methods.
The data showed a significant over-representation of Aboriginaland Torres Strait Islander people in the Western Australian homeless population.
The report calls for a shift away from crisis responses towards deeper, structural change.
To say that housing in Australia is broken is an understatement. It is in meltdown, and we won’t be able to truly fix it until we redesign our housing policies.
The data reiterates the need for ongoing and significant co-investment by state and federal governments to increase the stock of social and affordable housing.