Journal Articles

This study analysed 20 years of data from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey to examine trends in housing affordability inequalities between people with and without disability.
Social work is uniquely positioned to assist people to avoid evictions and to sustain at-risk tenancies through both direct practice and advocacy.
The goal of this research paper was to create an indicator that would reveal the actual ability to rent housing without simplifying this phenomenon to availability or affordability alone.
This article shapes an introductory advocacy framework for social workers striving to achieve the right to adequate housing for all in the Australian disaster recovery context.
This study examines housing options for international students in Australia, comparing purpose-built student accommodation, co-living spaces, build-to-rent developments, and private rentals based on affordability, accessibility, and student well-being.
This study introduces the concept of Collective Permanent Supportive Housing, tailored for older adults with histories of homelessness and long-term substance use.
The study explores the patterns of ACEs contributing to childhood homelessness in South Africa to identify immediate causes and underlying factors that sustain the issue.
It is widely acknowledged that disability is both a cause and effect of poverty in Australia, yet there are significant gaps in evidence to frame relevant policy solutions.