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The future of homelessness research

Andrew Hollows

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It is a unique time in Australia for homelessness research and service reform. The release of the Australian Government's strategy for reducing homelessness, The Road Home, was the first time a White Paper on Homelessness had been prepared. The strategy is being supported by the Government through a large homelessness research program. This research is complemented by an ongoing program of activity through the AHURI National Housing Research Program which, over the past ten years, has created a cumulative evidence-base about housing and homelessness.

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It is a unique time in Australia for homelessness research and service reform. The release of the Australian Government's strategy for reducing homelessness, The Road Home, was the first time a White Paper on Homelessness had been prepared. The strategy is being supported by the Government through a large homelessness research program. This research is complemented by an ongoing program of activity through the AHURI National Housing Research Program which, over the past ten years, has created a cumulative evidence-base about housing and homelessness.

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It is a unique time in Australia for homelessness research and service reform. The release of the Australian Government's strategy for reducing homelessness, The Road Home, was the first time a White Paper on Homelessness had been prepared. The strategy is being supported by the Government through a large homelessness research program. This research is complemented by an ongoing program of activity through the AHURI National Housing Research Program which, over the past ten years, has created a cumulative evidence-base about housing and homelessness.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Housing First, Economic growth, Political science, Public housing, Research program, Public administration, White paper

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