Home Research Counting the Cost of Homelessness: A Systematic Review of Cost Effectiveness and Cost Benefit Studies of Homelessness Back to search Share Report Homelessness Counting the Cost of Homelessness: A Systematic Review of Cost Effectiveness and Cost Benefit Studies of Homelessness Date Published: 01 Jul 2003 Authors: Mike Berry Chris Chamberlain Tony Dalton Michael Horn Gabrielle Berman This research was produced with funding from the Australia Government. It reviewed evidence of the costs to a range of government services and the costs to society of homelessness, and aimed to promote innovation in policy development and in the provision of support services by identifying key intervention opportunities that might prevent the occurrence or re-occurrence of homelessness. Full Publication Research and Policy Bulletin Published by: Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited ISBN: 1 920758 51 8 Citation: Berry, M., Chamberlain, C., Dalton, T., Horn, M., and Berman, G. (2003) Counting the Cost of Homelessness: A Systematic Review of Cost Effectiveness and Cost Benefit Studies of Homelessness, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, https://www.ahuri.edu.au/research/other-reports/counting-the-cost-of-homelessness-a-systematic-review-of-cost-effectiveness-and-cost-benefit-studies-of-homelessness. Berry, Mike Chamberlain, Chris Dalton, Tony Horn, Michael Berman, Gabrielle
