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Housing and Homelessness: An Opinion

John Enticott

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Community-based housing organizations are now a significant force in providing affordable housing and the Commonwealth and State governments are recognizing the housing and homelessness needs of many Victorians. The main key to ending homelessness are adequate resources.

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Community-based housing organizations are now a significant force in providing affordable housing and the Commonwealth and State governments are recognizing the housing and homelessness needs of many Victorians. The main key to ending homelessness are adequate resources.

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Community-based housing organizations are now a significant force in providing affordable housing and the Commonwealth and State governments are recognizing the housing and homelessness needs of many Victorians. The main key to ending homelessness are adequate resources.

Key concepts: Affordable housing, Commonwealth, State (computer science), Public administration, Public housing, Political science, Economic growth, Key (lock)

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