Industry Body: Homelessness Australia

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The national peak body for homelessness in Australia, providing systemic advocacy for the homelessness sector.

Australia's homelessness peak bodies call for more urgency as homelessness epidemic worsens

Australia’s homelessness peak bodies call for more urgency as homelessness epidemic worsens

Australia grapples with a surging homelessness crisis driven by soaring rents, tightening rental vacancies, and strained services.

Federal Budget 2023: Rental relief and homelessness under the microscope

Many organisations are calling for the Government to do more as the Budget reports a surplus
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Students on youth allowance unable to afford surging rents

Surging rents are leaving young Australian’s on Youth Allowance just $13 a day to live on putting them under extreme pressure.
$67.5 million funding for homelessness services

Federal Government renews $67.5 million funding for homelessness services

Over 200 support staff in Victoria to continue their crucial work, with $23.5 million allocated for their wages
More Australians than ever before are “sleeping rough”

2021 Census reveals an increase in homelessness in Australia

More Australians are battling to find a place to live as COVID lockdowns led to an increase in homelessness.
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Housing advocates attack housing affordability committee chair

Jason Falinski MP drew criticism at a UDIA event last week

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