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RTA has provided the Fact Sheets below in relation to entering properties/house inspections and also the Domestic and Family violence Fact Sheet too.
https://www.rta.qld.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-06/Social_Housing_fact_sheet_v2.pdf
https://www.rta.qld.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-06/Entering_a_property_fact_sheet_v2.pdf
https://www.rta.qld.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-06/Domestic_violence_fact_sheet_v2.pdf
Please share = apologies for any cross postings.
Hazel -
AHURI RESEARCH WEBINAR SERIES
Housing and housing assistance pathways with pets
Wednesday 3 March at 11am (AEDT)
Register For the AHURI Webinar HereAustralia is a nation of companion animal owners with over 60 per cent of households including a pet that occupies an increasingly significant role as a family member. However, despite the high value that households place on pets, and evidence of the benefits that pets bring to individuals and broader society, the right of households to keep pets varies markedly depending on the housing sector and tenure within which they live.
This free webinar will present findings from a forthcoming AHURI research project — Housing and housing assistance pathways with companion animals: risks, costs, benefits and opportunities — led by Prof Wendy Stone, Swinburne University of Technology. This study investigates the policy and regulatory settings that shape housing options available to households that own pets. It considers housing and housing assistance contexts nationally across tenures, sectors (e.g. ownership, private rental housing), emergency/crisis accommodation and for diverse population groups receiving income and housing assistance support.
The 90 min webinar will include a research presentation, followed by an industry response and an audience Q&A facilitated by AHURI’s Executive Director, Dr Michael Fotheringham.
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View the ABS Census planning that is currently undergoing with the support of Q Shelter!
Planning the 2021 Census – Strategy for People Experiencing Homelessness
The better the data and information the ABS receive, the easier it will be to have accurate data from the Census that reflects the need that we see in our services and organisations.There are casual Local Engagement Officer employment opportunities for both general and homelessness specific roles:
Generalist Local Engagement Officers (not homelessness specific)
• Open from 22 February 2021
• Contract dates between 10 May 2021 to 30 September 2021. Contract lengths will vary.
• $36.90 per hour (inclusive of 25% loading), plus superannuation.
• Positions will be offered across all states in a range of locations, including; capital cities and regional areas.
• The Local Engagement Officer (LEO) roles are critical for the ABS to deliver its commitment to improve the quality and relevance of Census date for all Australians, including diverse population groups. You will represent the ABS and be its direct link with community groups key stakeholders.
VIEW MORE INFORMATION OR APPLY HEREGeneralist Local Engagement Officers (not homelessness specific)
• Open from 22 February 2021
• Contract dates between 10 May 2021 to 30 September 2021. Contract lengths will vary.
• $36.90 per hour (inclusive of 25% loading), plus superannuation.
• Positions will be offered across all states in a range of locations, including; capital cities and regional areas.
• The Local Engagement Officer (LEO) roles are critical for the ABS to deliver its commitment to improve the quality and relevance of Census date for all Australians, including diverse population groups. You will represent the ABS and be its direct link with community groups key stakeholders.
VIEW MORE INFORMATION OR APPLY HEREContact details
Kate Figueiredo
Homelessness Enumeration Manager
Census Inclusive Strategies – QLD
2021 Census Field Branch | Australian Bureau of Statistics
(P) (07) 3222 6010 / 0402 354 599
(E) kate.figueiredo@abs.gov.au
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