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By David Pearson, Australian Alliance to End Homelessness

Originally published in Parity magazine, Volume 36 – Issue 9, November 2023.

By the Australian Health, Housing & Homelessness Network (A3HN)

This position paper details the strategic direction supported by the A3HN to improve health outcomes for people experiencing homelessness in Australia.

By the Australian Alliance to End Homelessness

By David Pearson, Churchill Fellow 2020

In October 2023, David Pearson, CEO of the AAEH, launched his final report as a part of his Churchill Fellowship: Homelessness is solvable: How we can end it in Australia.

The report documents David's learnings on how international communities are systemically ending homelessness, and offers cross-sector recommendations on how we can end homelessness in Australia.

by David Pearson, Australian Alliance to End Homelessness

Originally published via melbournezero.org.au - January 2023

In communities across Australia, it’s a tragic fact that people are dying whilst homeless every year. Health and homelessness are intrinsically linked, and international studies have shown that experiencing rough sleeping homelessness can reduce life expectancy by approximately 30 years; and that as many as one in three deaths were attributable to conditions that could have been prevented or treated.

By Leanne Lester and Paul Flatau, The Centre for Social Impact, The University of Western Australia.

Originally published in Parity magazine, Volume 35 – Issue 8, October 2022.

By Karyn Walsh, Chief Executive Officer, Micah Projects.

Originally published in Parity magazine, Volume 35 – Issue 8, October 2022.

By David Pearson, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Alliance to End Homelessness.

Originally published in Parity magazine, Volume 35 – Issue 8, October 2022.

Report by David Pearson, Churchill Fellow awarded to study overseas efforts to end homelessness by the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust.

This report is part one of two, covering the first stage of David's Fellowship to the United States of America.

This report builds on CSI UWA’s previous work ending homelessness in Australia: An evidence and policy deep dive (Flatau et al. 2021) by presenting a complementary analysis focused on Victoria. The report’s primary purpose is to provide an analysis of the Advance to Zero data and complementary data sources to derive a profile of homelessness in Victoria with a focus on health outcomes and health service utilisation of those experiencing homelessness in the Advance to Zero database.