There are a large number of Australian children and young people who are vulnerable to
adverse effects on their educational outcomes, nutrition, physical movement, social, and …

Homelessness occurs when an individual does not have access to safe, adequate or secure
shelter. Homelessness can lead to much higher use of mainstream public support services …

Fundamental changes have occurred over the last 30 years within Australia's housing
system. Record low affordability of home purchase and a declining social housing sector …

Many women become homeless each year, both women who are alone and women with
children. Both groups face substantial risks to their physical and mental health, as do the …

This study seeks to assess the health, social and economic outcomes associated with rough
slee** among women and compare those outcomes with those of (1) men slee** rough …

The variation in the amount of time people remain homeless has important policy
implications with respect to reducing long‐term homelessness and designing more effective …

This qualitative project explored the experience and meaning of a supported group
performance held at the conclusion of a music therapy program for children and their …

Urban Indigenous homelessness: much more than housing Page 1 PEER REVIEWED FINAL
REPORT NO. 383 Urban Indigenous homelessness: much more than housing Authored by Selina …

Protracted homelessness creates a biopsychosocial circumstance for poor health outcomes,
including a worsening cognitive profile with an increased risk for dementia. Dementia is a …

Despite significant policy developments addressing youth housing insecurity in Australia,
youth remain subject to multiple housing arrangements that can lead to homelessness more …