Research / Reports

Social housing management refers to an overall goal designed to produce and allocate housing services on a needs basis. Social housing asset management concerns the asset management practices of jurisdictions engaged in providing and managing social housing stock. This usually includes acquisition, sale, stock transfer, renting, allocation, repairs and maintenance.
improving the experience of people with mental illness and their carers beyond the healthcare system, recognising that there are numerous gateways in the community through which people enter the mental health system and a range of services beyond healthcare — in particular, psychosocial services, housing and justice — that are important for an individual’s social and emotional wellbeing and recovery
A key focus of the evaluation was exploring how Mission Australia’s Cairns homelessness services work together, and with the broader Cairns homelessness sector, to achieve client outcomes.
his paper provides an update on some aspects of community housing financing in Australia and complementary measures needed to close the funding gap that exists for community housing.
Annual research tracks rental affordability across Australia and highlights the experiences of disadvantaged households. The annual rental affordability index (RAI) report is an easy to understand indicator of rental affordability relative to household incomes. It is a crucial tool for policy-makers to track rental affordability trends and inform evidence-based policy responses.
NHFIC’s first report into the State of the Nation’s Housing and was developed in consultation with a wide range of stakeholders across industry, government and academia.
Housing First is a homeless assistance approach that prioritizes providing permanent housing to people experiencing homelessness, thus ending their homelessness and serving as a platform from which they can pursue personal goals and improve their quality of life.
This research examined policies and programs relevant to the housing pathways of ex-prisoners with complex support needs in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania, including what benefits result from current housing assistance settings.