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What would you like the community to know about your experience of homelessness?

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What would you like the community to know about your experience of homelessness?

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Physical Message Board Northside Connect - What would you like the community to know about your experience of homelessness?

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Physical Message Board Northside Connect - What would you like the community to know about your experience of homelessness?

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What support is needed for people experiencing homelessness in your community?

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What support is needed for people experiencing homelessness in your community?

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Physical Message Board Northside Connect - What support is needed for people experiencing homelessness in your community?

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Physical Message Board Northside Connect - What support is needed for people experiencing homelessness in your community?

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What should be on the plan to end homelessness?

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What should be on the plan to end homelessness?

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Physical Message Board Northside Connect - What should be on the plan to end homelessness?

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Physical Message Board Northside Connect - What should be on the plan to end homelessness?

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Physical Message Board Zilmere Community Centre - What should be on the plan to end homelessness?

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Physical Message Board Zilmere Community Centre - What should be on the plan to end homelessness?

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GENERAL Homelessness Week Donation Drive Poster 2022

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If you have any questions about Homelessness Week 2022 they can be answered above

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In Australia there are over 116,000 people experiencing homelessness on any given night. Homelessness Week aims to raise awareness of the impact of homelessness on Australia via national and local community events, including providing information on the importance of housing as a solution and educating communities on how they can make a difference.

When is Homelessness Week?

Homelessness Week 2022 took place from Monday 1 to Sunday 7 August.

What is the theme?

The theme for Homelessness Week 2022 was To end homelessness we need a plan, reflecting the need to support discussions about what a national plan to end homelessness in Australia should include.

Are there resources available?

The Homelessness Week Supporter Pack, includes social media tiles, web banners, email signatures, posters and messaging to support your advocacy.
Download the Supporter Pack Download social media tiles Download posters Download digital assets
How do I get involved?

During Homelessness Week 2022, individual and organisations across Australia helped to raise awareness by sharing stories, thoughts, ideas and concerns about homelessness and housing on social media. Search the hashtag #HW2022 and follow Homelessness Australia on Twitter.

Other ways to get involved including speaking to your MP, supporting the Everybody's Home campaign, and hosting an event. Find more information in the Homelessness Week Supporter Pack.

The launch of Homelessness Week

On Monday August 1, from 12-1.30pm AEST, Homelessness Australia hosted a virtual event to launch Homelessness Week, including the new Minister for Housing and Homelessness, the Hon Julie Collins MP.

Watch a recording of the event:

What about Homelessness Week 2023?

Stay tuned for updates on the theme and dates for Homelessness Week 2023. In the meantime, follow Homelessness Australia on social media for updates.

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Homelessness Week 1-7 August 2022 - Homelessness Australia

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In Australia there are over 116,000 people experiencing homelessness on any given night. Homelessness Week aims to raise awareness of the impact of homelessness on Australia via national and local community events, including providing information on the importance of housing as a solution and educating communities on how they can make a difference.

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These principles outline key factors that need to be considered in the plan to end homelessness

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Housing First is an international model for housing and supporting people who have experienced long term and reoccurring homelessness and who face a range of complex challenges. It supports strategies to end homelessness and is a methodology for effectively assisting some of the most vulnerable people in our community.

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Here is a list of some services that support the homelessness community

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There are various services available for people at risk or, or experiencing, homelessness, in all areas of Australia. State, territory and local Governments as well as many community sector organisations, operate telephone services which are a good first point of information and referral.

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When people think about others who are homeless in Australia, the images that come to mind aren’t always accurate.