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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.

SA homelessness sector sets out what is needed to meet new commitment to end rough sleeping homelessness statewide by 2025 and an open letter to the SA Premier.

Ending homelessness in Australia: An evidence and policy deep dive is the latest research report in the Centre for Social Impact's (CSI) Deep Dive series, and has been created in partnership with the Australian Alliance to End Homelessness (AAEH) and Neami National.

A short version of the 'Towards an Equitable and Inclusive Housing System for All Housing' Discussion Paper.

Document Co-ordinated by Karyn Walsh for the Brisbane Alliance to End Homelessness (BAEH).

For more information, see brisbanezero.org.au

Document Co-ordinated by Karyn Walsh for the Brisbane Alliance to End Homelessness (BAEH).

This paper brings together our journey and thinking about how we continue the progress made to end homelessness in Brisbane.
It reflects conversations, practice wisdom, feedback from people with lived experience, policy makers, practitioner’s experiences and ideas. And is informed by international, national, and local evidence—based practice, including emerging practices, to the ever changing economic and social circumstances of a city such as Brisbane.

This is a place-based reflection and experience. We have worked with Community Solutions USA and a national community of practice through the Australian Alliance to End Homelessness in developing the Brisbane Zero Project.

For more information, see brisbanezero.org.au

This study lays a foundation for communities to look beyond the costs and benefits of ending homelessness for an individual person to quantifying the community-level costs and benefits, both monetary and nonmonetary, of ending homelessness for either one or more target populations or the overall population experiencing homelessness.

This reference-only tool for young people, based on participants' disclosed information, assists in prioritising the most vulnerable and to rapidly resolve crisis and is further used to provide appropriate housing, healthcare and community services to individuals and families according to their current circumstances.

This reference-only tool for families, based on participants' disclosed information, assists in prioritising the most vulnerable and to rapidly resolve crisis and is further used to provide appropriate housing, healthcare and community services to individuals and families according to their current circumstances.