Tenants' views on housing and support
Jon Eastgate
Abstract
Jon Eastgate
Abstract
As social housing programs move more and more towards prioritising the highest need applicants, links between housing and support become ever more critical, not just for tenants themselves but for the communities they live in. In late 2012, Shelter New South Wales (NSW) commissioned a small research project which asked NSW social housing tenants about their experiences in seeking support services.
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As social housing programs move more and more towards prioritising the highest need applicants, links between housing and support become ever more critical, not just for tenants themselves but for the communities they live in. In late 2012, Shelter New South Wales (NSW) commissioned a small research project which asked NSW social housing tenants about their experiences in seeking support services.
Key concepts: Public housing, Business, Housing First, Public relations, Economic growth, Political science, Psychology, Economics