Housing first and beyond: Quality of life for people recently housed from homelessness
Karyn Walsh, Jodie Gatley, Briannon Stevens
Abstract
Karyn Walsh, Jodie Gatley, Briannon Stevens
Abstract
In Australia, there has been an increasing emphasis through policy, funding arrangements and community campaigns to increase our efforts to house people who have experienced long-term homelessness. Micah Projects has joined these efforts, instigating a campaign to house and support people who had been sleeping rough in Brisbane and reorienting services to deliver a Housing First approach.
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In Australia, there has been an increasing emphasis through policy, funding arrangements and community campaigns to increase our efforts to house people who have experienced long-term homelessness. Micah Projects has joined these efforts, instigating a campaign to house and support people who had been sleeping rough in Brisbane and reorienting services to deliver a Housing First approach.
Key concepts: Political science, Housing First, Economic growth, Quality (philosophy), Public housing, Public administration, Sociology, Public relations