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IMPORTANT UPDATETransition in Progress |
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Since July 2024, we have been using the Australian Homelessness Vulnerability Triage Tool (AHVTT) as our common triage tool - following the discontinuation of the Vulnerability Index-Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool (VI-SPDAT). At this stage, we are not able to generate our live common triage tool dashboard, while AHVTT reporting capabilities are built into the new Advance to Zero Queensland Database hosted by CSnet. Your patience during this period of improvement is greatly appreciated as we aim to provide more effective, real-time data to help us ensure that homelessness in Brisbane is rare, brief, and once-off. In the meantime, you can see snapshots of the AHVTT data from July 2024 to June 2025 in the Brisbane Zero Collaborative Homelessness Snapshots:
First Nations Individual Adults First Nations Families with children
You can also find previous year's data snapshots in our Resources Page. |
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The Australia Homelessness Vulnerability Triage Tool (AHVTT)
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It is a voluntary triage tool based on people’s disclosed information. It is used to match appropriate housing and support services.
The AHVTT provides information on individuals, youth, and families’ demographics, homeless history, social and daily needs, risk and safety, health and wellness. AHVTT data is also stored in the CSnet database with the goal of providing housing and supports need information for every individual, youth, and family in the By-Name List.
Learn more
about the By-Name List, the AHVTT, and the Advance to Zero Framework.