The cost effectiveness of sustaining tenancies of formerly homeless clients with high needs
Kaylene Zaretzky, Paul Flatau
Abstract
Kaylene Zaretzky, Paul Flatau
Abstract
This report provides an Australia-wide review of National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness (NPAH) programs which assist clients to access and maintain a social housing tenancy or support existing social housing tenants at risk of homelessness maintain their tenancies. The report examines the background of presenting units supported by the programs, the support provided, and the housing outcomes achieved. It also examines the cost of providing support and the cost of capital employed in providing social housing.
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This report provides an Australia-wide review of National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness (NPAH) programs which assist clients to access and maintain a social housing tenancy or support existing social housing tenants at risk of homelessness maintain their tenancies. The report examines the background of presenting units supported by the programs, the support provided, and the housing outcomes achieved. It also examines the cost of providing support and the cost of capital employed in providing social housing.
Key concepts: Leasehold estate, Public housing, General partnership, Business, Finance, Economic growth, Economics, Political science