Brisbane Zero

Systems to end homelessness

Prevent

To ensure a lasting end to homelessness, we must understand how to disrupt inflow - preventing people from becoming homeless in the first place.

Reduce

Communities use quality data to drive problem solving. Knowing how many people are homeless in our city and their needs is fundamental to ending homelessness.

End

A successful, cost-effective combination of affordable housing with support services that helps people live more stable, safe and productive lives.

Homelessness in Brisbane*

1437

Individuals and Families with Children (Jan to Dec 2022)

1119

Children and 517 Families (Jan to Dec 2022)

920

Individuals (Jan to Dec 2022)

1119

Children and 517 Families (Jan to Dec 2022)

920

Individuals (Jan to Dec 2022)

232

Individuals and Families permanently housed (Jan to Dec 2022)

* People who have presented to the Brisbane Zero Collective.