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Rooming Houses: A Victorian Government Approach

Mary G. Marshall

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The efforts that have been undertaken by the Victorian government to provide rooming house accommodation for low-income individuals in Victoria are discussed. A national working group is also being established to identify examples of innovative service models and policy approaches for accommodating individuals with high needs.

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The efforts that have been undertaken by the Victorian government to provide rooming house accommodation for low-income individuals in Victoria are discussed. A national working group is also being established to identify examples of innovative service models and policy approaches for accommodating individuals with high needs.

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The efforts that have been undertaken by the Victorian government to provide rooming house accommodation for low-income individuals in Victoria are discussed. A national working group is also being established to identify examples of innovative service models and policy approaches for accommodating individuals with high needs.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Accommodation, Service (business), Business, Public administration, Political science, Marketing, Psychology

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