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Evidence for improving access to homelessness services

Summary

This report, authored by Christine Black and Dr Hellene Gronda for AHURI’s Research Synthesis Service, was commissioned by Queensland Department of Communities to inform the development of their specialist homelessness service system.

It provides evidence about current access arrangements to homelessness services, the complex and multiple access barriers faced by people experiencing homelessness, and an overview of the different approaches, models and mechanisms used in Australia and internationally to improve access.

Project Number: pSYN059
Research Theme: Homelessness
Project Leader: Gronda, Hellene
Funding Year: 2010
Research Centre: AHURI Limited

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Research Synthesis Report: Evidence for improving access to homelessness services
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