Community integration and accommodation options (CIAO)
Christine Bone, Justin Inverarity
Abstract
Christine Bone, Justin Inverarity
Abstract
Melbourne City Mission Leaving care programs play a vital role supporting young people with the transition from residential care to living independently. There is much evidence on the increasing number of young people exiting residential care at 18 who find themselves homeless and requiring support from the homelessness system. In Victoria 400 young people exit state care each year and research shows that more than one third will experience homelessness in their first year.
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Melbourne City Mission Leaving care programs play a vital role supporting young people with the transition from residential care to living independently. There is much evidence on the increasing number of young people exiting residential care at 18 who find themselves homeless and requiring support from the homelessness system. In Victoria 400 young people exit state care each year and research shows that more than one third will experience homelessness in their first year.
Key concepts: Accommodation, Residential care, State (computer science), Economic growth, Gerontology, Political science, Medicine, Psychology