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Supportive Housing Toolkit - Micah Projects

Supportive Housing is a proven approach to addressing challenges homelessness creates for individuals, families and communities... and for service systems experiencing high utilisation of acute, institutional and tertiary settings. Supportive Housing requires a place-based approach. Micah Projects have developed this Supportive Housing Toolkit for organisations looking at advocating for and/or developing supportive housing projects to fill this important gap in the Queensland/Australian housing and service systems.

Queensland Government "Our Place" - closing the housing gap for First Nations peoples in Queensland by 2031

The Queensland Government have launched Our Place, an 8-year strategy and 4-year action plan to close the housing gap for First Nations peoples in Queensland. Ou Place was co-designed with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing Queensland, the peak body for First Nations Housing, and it will help shape a fairer housing system and contribute towards closing the housing gap for First Nations peoples in Queensland by 2031. Source: https://www.housing.qld.gov.au/initiatives/first-nations-housing-and-homelessness

Brisbane Zero 2023-24 Collaborative Snapshot

This factsheet summarizes data about individuals and families who are or have been sleeping rough—on the streets, in parks, tents, cars, and/or cycling in and out of motels and emergency accommodation and have engaged with participating Brisbane Zero services over the 2023-24 financial year. It also includes information disclosed by people who have been surveyed using the Vulnerability Index Service Prioritisation Decision Assistance Tool (VI-SPDAT). This screening tool helps to better understand their history of homelessness, housing, health, and support needs.

Australian Homelessness Vulnerability Triage Tool (AHVTT)

The Australian Homelessness Vulnerability Triage Tool (AHVTT) helps homelessness services match housing with the appropriate support for the most vulnerable people experiencing homelessness in their communities.

Australian Homelessness Vulnerability Triage Tool (AHVTT)

What is the Australian Homelessness Vulnerability Triage Tool (AHVTT)?

Advance to Zero Brisbane + Logan - Year Two Learning Report

Since early 2022, the Griffith Centre for Systems Innovation has collaborated with Brisbane Zero as a learning partner and evaluator. After two years of qualitative research, our mid-point review demonstrates that integrating data, collective analysis, service coordination, and transforming narratives into action has led to positive housing outcomes amidst a housing crisis.

A Contribution to the Development of a Supportive Housing Policy for Queensland

A proven approach to addressing the challenges that homelessness creates for individuals, families, and communities... and for service systems experiencing high utilisation of acute, institutional, and tertiary settings.

Brisbane Home Truths (2022-23) - Sole Parenting Women

During 2022-23 financial year, 668 families were supported by Brisbane Zero services. Of those, 481 were sole parenting women with 889 children in their care. 69% of 150 surveyed women disclosed homelessness due to relationship breakdown, also another 69% have experienced violence. Here some Brisbane Home Truths.