Families, young people and individuals are facing intensifying pressures rooted in structural inequities across housing, financial security, social services and community infrastructure. These pressures are increasing demand for crisis responses, overwhelming frontline systems and undermining the aims of Victoria’s major reform agendas.
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January 26 is not a day of celebration for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians. It is a reminder of the …
In a year where we continue to count women killed by acts of violence, walking in solidarity with victim survivors is an …
In early November, Bronwyn Pike launched the ‘Poverty and Homelessness’ edition of Parity magazine at the Hobart Town Hall. Parity is a national magazine published monthly …
Many homes in Australia provide little thermal comfort and these homes are mostly occupied by people who are least able to improve …
Since 2002 Anti-Poverty Week (APW) has been active every year in the week around 17 October, the United Nations Day for the …
A forum held in Ballarat this week as part of Homelessness Week has helped shine a light on the daily uncertainty, fear …
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