Research

Family factors, such as poor family functioning and trauma, have been associated with negative outcomes for homeless adolescents. Further study is needed to better understand how family factors and trauma jointly relate to mental health problems and externalizing behaviors among homeless adolescents.
In many parts of the world, there is growing concern about youth homelessness. Homeless youth are particularly vulnerable to psychological distress, substance use and mental disorders, and premature mortality caused by suicide and drug overdose.
The safety, stability and security that comes from having a home is a fundamental part of leading a contributing life. The intersection between homelessness and mental illness is a key concern for the Commission.

Journeys Home: A Longitudinal Study of Factors Affecting Housing Stability was a national survey of Australians who were either homeless…

The consumption of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs is a major cause of preventable disease and illness in Australia. This…

Discover, use and request Queensland Government open data. The new and improved Queensland Government open data portal is now available….

The research responds to the longstanding policy-maker and industry interest in improving performance metrics for Australian social housing; a sector…