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Monday numbers: New reports tout ‘Housing First’ to support formerly imprisoned people

RESEARCH DATA: A graphic from a recent Prison Policy Initiative report that emphasizes the multiple crises that can be helped by expanding access to housing. The phrase, “Don’t do the crime if you...

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Is your local housing market supplying for vulnerable households?

How do you know if your local housing market is providing affordable housing options for households on the lowest incomes? We’ve heard that this is a pain point for many Councils across Australia. Many want...

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