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AWARDS National Homelessness Services
Achievement Awards Australians are encouraged
to nominate outstanding organisations committed to addressing homelessness in
the first-ever National Homelessness Services Achievement Awards. Nominations
open today in seven categories, which celebrate excellence, quality,
innovation and achievement by homelessness service providers. Nominations
for the Awards close on Friday 25 November, Sen the Hon Mark Arbib.
Nominations here. Equator Prize 2012 The Equator Initiative is
pleased to announce the call for nominations for the Equator Prize 2012,
which will recognize 25 outstanding local initiatives that are working to
advance sustainable development solutions for people, nature and resilient
communities. Nominations close 31 October 2011. Video on You Tube. Prize website. CAMPAIGN Australians for Affordable Housing Nearly one in ten
Australia households are in housing stress. A startling 460,000 households
spend more than half of their income on housing costs. It’s time to make some
noise about housing affordability. Website. Every Australian Counts Australians with a
disability, their families and carers deserve a fair go. It's time to make every Australian count. Website. Unite to End Violence Against Women vote on Tshirt designs till 21
October. Walk for Youth Homelessness Phil and Anne Standen will be walking from 12
September to 13 October, along the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage walk in Spain,
and will raise funds along the way for Queensland Youth Housing Coalition. Walk and QYHC website. Build Communities Not Prisons A campaign supported by people who believe that
building more prisons and sending more people to prison is not the best way
to improve community safety. Website. End Youth Homelessness Virgin Unite also has a national petition running on
their website http://endyouthhomelessness.com.au/
and we are encouraging as many people as possible to join. MEMBERSHIP Past issues of HA News here.
Receive current issues if you become a HA Member... HA Membership time! Renew or join us... Homelessness Australia invites you
to read our brochure and think about becoming a member. POSITIONS VACANT Milk Crate Theatre We are looking for an outstanding and experienced
arts manager to work with our extraordinary team in the role of General
Manager. To find out more read the job
description or call us on (02) 9331 0555 Executive Officer Shelter WA Search Committee is now accepting
applications for the position of EO. Applications close 10 October, Shelter WA. EO position description. Housing & Homelessness
Services jobs in Australia CREATE Foundation Part-time GPs required (ongoing) Mobile GP is a
non-government agency providing health services to the homeless and
marginalised. For further information, please call Stephanie Dunstan on 0457
925 357 or email steph.dunstan@mobilegp.org.au
EVENTS Site UnSeen Site UnSeen will be the voicing of the unvoiced, the
sight of the unseen, an event-packed exploration of everyday social exclusion
with a special focus on homelessness. 6
- 22 October, Theatre Works St Kilda. Event website. Human Rights Conference Amnesty International, Brisbane, 6 - 8 October, conference website. Rooftop Charity Golf Day Held on October 14, at the Gungahlin Lakes Golf
Club, ACT, see flyer attached. Rooftop website. Jobs Australia National Conference 2011 Brisbane, 12 - 14 October, conference website. Heart of Melbourne Ball by Lord Mayor's
Charitable Foundation This spectacular event raises money for people
experiencing homelessness throughout Victoria. Melbourne, 15 October. Event website. First Annual Convention of the European Platform
against Poverty and Social Exclusion The Convention, to be organised on 17-18 October in
Cracow, will review the progress made towards the headline target of reducing poverty and social exclusion by at
least 20 million by 2020 and the implementation of the European Platform against Poverty.
It will also debate suggestions for future actions. Convention website. The National Drug Trends Conference National Maritime Museum, Darling Harbour, Sydney,
8.45am - 5.00pm Monday 17 October. Conference website. Making a Difference Conference 2011: Breaking through the Barriers Industry
experts from Australia and abroad will share information and ideas on meeting
changing client needs and workforce development; supported by speakers who
have themselves broken through the barriers either in their professional or personal life and at times
in both. Brisbane, 19 – 20 October. Conference website. European Conference, Luxembourg
City This year's annual conference
focuses on Quality in social services from the perspective of services
working with homeless people 21 October 2011. Anti-Poverty Week Event Human Rights and Poverty, from St Vincent de Paul,
Melbourne, 21 October, event website. Youth Homelessness: Our Forgotten Future Join Aussie celebrities, entertainers, specialists
in the homeless plight and other like-minded guests for a day blending
serious issues with loads of entertainment. Sydney, 23 October, event website. PR Directions 2011 An initiative of the Public Relations Institute of
Australia (PRIA), PR Directions is the largest and most comprehensive event
for public relations and corporate communication professionals in the
region. Sydney, 23 - 25 October. Conference website. 9th Asia / Oceania Congress of Geriatrics and
Gerontology “Ageing well together: Regional perspectives”, Melbourne, 23 - 27 October. Conference
website. AHURI: Beyond the Current NAHA What is next for Australian Housing Policy This conference is timed to make a contribution to
the review and reform process associated with developing a new NAHA and it
will bring together 300 senior stakeholders, Melbourne, 27 - 28 October, event website. NOVEMBER Youth Health 2011: Its totally important! Sydney , 9 - 11 November. Congress website. Ride for Home Melbourne’s most unique and exciting cycling event,
and help support Hanover to Break the Cycle of Homelessness. Melbourne, 13 November. Event website. Growing Up in Australia and Footprints in Time The LSAC and LSIC Research Conference: Findings from
The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC) and The Longitudinal
Study of Indigenous Children (LSIC).
Melbourne, 15 - 16 November. Conference website. LSAC and LSIC Research Conference Growing Up in Australia and Footprints in time: The
combined Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC) and Longitudinal
Study of Indigenous Children (LSIC) Research Conference will be held at
Rydges on Swanston, Melbourne, 15 - 16 November. Conference website. International Housing Summit, Holland The Summit is the only global forum for the
affordable housing sector. Rotterdam, 1 - 2 November. Summit website. Date
claimer: QYHC Access Forum Exploring access issues in the specialist
homelessness service system, If
people are interested they can call Queensland Youth Housing Coalition on 07
3876 2088 or email admin@qyhc.org.au, or see their Facebook. YFoundations: End Youth Homelessness 2011 YFoundations conference vision for the conference is
"think global, act local". It will provide a key opportunity for
Specialist Youth Homelessness Services, Mainstream Services, Government
Officials, Advocates and Young People to develop networks and contacts
throughout and beyond the sector.
Sydney, 22 - 24 November. Conference website. Welfare in a growing economy The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare is
proud to launch their flagship report Australia's welfare 2011 at a national
conference in Canberra, 24 November. Conference website. DECEMBER Safe at Home, Safe at Work: Conference and
Workshop Domestic Violence Workplace Rights and Entitlements
Project, Melbourne, 5 - 6 December, event website. Housing Affordability Congress The Housing Affordability Congress provides a
holistic analysis of issues encompassing housing affordability in the housing
industry today. Melbourne, 14 - 15 December. Conference. WEEKS & DAYS International Day of Older Persons, October 1 Sunday 9 - Saturday 15 October Anti-Poverty Week This week was established in Australia as an
expansion of the UN's annual International Anti-Poverty Day on October 17. The main aims of Anti-Poverty Week are to: *
strengthen public understanding of the causes and consequences of poverty and
hardship around the world and in Australia; *
encourage research, discussion and action to address these problems,
including action by individuals, communities, organisations and governments. Click here for website. Global Launch of the International Year of
Cooperatives (IYC) 31 October, United Nations Headquarters, New York Social Inclusion Week 19 - 27 November International Day for the
Elimination of Violence against Women 25 November White Ribbon,
(AUS) 25 November Youth week is 13-22 April and Youth Homelessness
Matters Day (YHMD) day is 18 April
6th Australasian Housing Researchers' Conference
2012 Housing in an Era of Risk and Crisis, Adelaide,
February 8 - 10 2012, conference website. After Homosexual: The Legacies of Gay Liberation Melbourne, 2 - 4 February, website. Pathways to Housing & DESC Present the
First: Housing First Partners' Conference 2012 New Orleans, 21 - 23 March, conference website. Australian Institute of Family Studies
Conference Melbourne, 25 – 27 July, conference website. 3rd National Affordable Housing
Exchange Australia Technology Park, Sydney, 26 - 27 July, conference website. Homeless Persons Week 2012 Monday 6 August – Sunday 12 August 7th National Homelessness
Conference Making It Home: The Real Issues in
Homelessness Melbourne Convention and
Exhibition Centre 5 - 7 September 2012. A
website is currently being developed and details when available. The National Housing Conference Brisbane, 30 October – 2
November 2012, conference website. |
NATIONAL Housing the key to good ageing
policy: expert Australia's high-level of
home ownership must be sustained while the supply of affordable rental
properties should be ramped up. Aged Care Insite. We must deliver for older people As the world prepares to
celebrate the International Day of Older Persons on the 1st of October,
Australia’s national homelessness peak body urges all political parties to
ensure that older Australians are afforded the dignity that a safe place to
call home provides in the final years of their lives. Homelessness Australia MR. Good news story! CafeSmart raises
$47,477 Our first ever CafeSmart
event raised $47,477 and awareness during Homeless Persons Week. Street Smart website. It's not that taxing - we can do
better Forget 'trickle-down' benefits,
we need wholesale reforms. We can make next week's Tax Forum something that
benefits the vast majority of Australians by ensuring it promotes equity,
opportunity and workforce participation. SMH, 29 September.
UnitingCare Australia Tax reform
MR: What Price Dignity, 29 September. What Price Dignity report. Self-harm 'on the rise' in
detention camps The Australian Human
Rights Commission has again called for an end to mandatory detention, saying
self-harm among asylum seekers held in remote locations is growing. The Australian, 29 September. Mortgage stress hits roof More Australians are
falling behind on their home loans despite the mining boom, according to a
report released yesterday by ratings agency Moody's. The Age, 29 September. New RSPCA Program helps Homeless
Pets and People With over 30,000 homeless
people reported in NSW, the RSPCA announces it will launch Australia’s first
dedicated program to helping homeless pets and their owners. Living Ruff is a
unique program that hopes to provide a range of community outreach services
for pets and people living without access to long-term accommodation of a
suitable standard. RSPCA NSW, 28 September. High rates of mental health issues
and risky health behaviours among Australia’s prisoners Australia’s prisoners have
high levels of mental health issues and risky health behaviours, according to
a report released today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
(AIHW). AIHW, 28 September.
AIHW Report. Panel asked to 'fix' social housing Former federal housing
department secretary Jeff Harmer will lead an expert panel appointed to fix
Australia's "inadequate" social housing system. 9News, 28 September. How does $329m worth of travel make
housing more affordable? Figures from the ATO
confirm that tax breaks for housing are out of control with investors claiming
$30 billion in rental losses, including millions on travel, stationery and
‘sundry’ expenses. AfAH, 28 September. 'Crisis of insecure work': unions
target casual jobs The casualisation of
Australia's workforce has resulted in a "crisis of insecure work",
unions say. SMH, 28 September. Hang onto your dentures, it's going
to be a long shift A few years back it dawned
on me that due to my late start and interrupted time in the full-time
workforce I would not be able to retire at the age of 65. The Drum, 28 September. Remote disadvantage even worse than
reported Taxpayers are surely
entitled to know why their dollars are being wasted. The Australian, 27 September. Multiple generations sharing to
save costs shows housing unaffordable Next week’s tax summit is
an ideal opportunity to address the tax deduction loopholes that inflate
house prices and make it harder for young people to get into the housing
market. AfAH, 27 September. Detention of young is child abuse,
inquiry told The detention of asylum
seeker children is a form of child abuse, a parliamentary inquiry in Darwin
has been told. The Age, 27 September. Greed of boomers led us to a total
bust The three great economies
of the advanced world - the US, the European Union and Japan, with their 940
million people - did not get to the level of debt stress and wealth
destruction we are witnessing without being made to pay a real price. SMH, 26 September. 10 policy issues more important
than immigration Homelessness. How, in a
country as wealthy as Australia, can 1
in every 100 Australians need to use government-funded
specialist homelessness services last year? The Drum, 26 September. Working women owed a break Parents must be able to
claim childcare - including nannies - as a tax deduction if Australia is to
increase the number of women in the workforce. SMH, 25 September. Senator the Hon Mark Arbib The Hon Tanya Plibersek MP The Hon Kate Ellis MP ACT Needle row: commissioner quits CPSU Health Services
Commissioner Mary Durkin has resigned in dismay from the CPSU over the
union’s bitter opposition to a needle and syringe program at Canberra’s
prison. The Canberra Times, 29 September. Safe as houses The ACT has the lowest
rate of negative equity in the country and almost half of all Canberra
households are now worth more than double the amount paid for them, a new
report says. The Canberra Times, 28 September. NSW Homeless tenants can find
affordable housing in Camperdown Finding affordable housing
in Sydney is possible - even if you’re homeless. Inner West Courier, 28 September. NT Distress at 9 yo's suicide attempt in detention Shocking accounts of suicide attempts, self harm and stress on police
resources have emerged after a detention centre inquiry in Darwin. ABC Darwin, 27 September. Qld Family of seven refused public
housing, told to live in car before Ombudsman intervened The State Government refused
public housing for a homeless couple about to start living in their car with
five children, the Queensland Ombudsman has revealed. Courier Mail, 27 September. SA Jenny Macklin in on welfare
payments quarantine for APY Lands The Gillard government
will step in to determine the best model of intervention to quarantine
welfare payments and allow families to buy food in troubled remote Aboriginal
communities in South Australia. The Australian, 27 September. Vic Long wait for disability support
funding Ghislaine Carlauce, 48,
has been waiting on the state's Disability Support Register for four years.
She is legally blind, has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair. Northern Weekly, 26 September. Rooming house register concerns The State Government is
investigating ways to implement the scheme, one of 32 recommendations to make
rooming houses safer in the wake of a Brunswick fire that claimed two lives
in 2006. Moreland Leader, 26 September. St Kilda homeless forced to wait it
out for housing St Kilda Community Housing
general manager John Enticott said his organisation was increasingly
developing self-contained units rather than rooms with shared facilities. Melbourne Weekly, 26 September. Study finds trauma a common factor Almost all long-term
homeless people experienced serious trauma as a child, according to St
Kilda's Sacred Heart Mission. Melbourne Weekly, 26 September. WA Rights chief slams Curtin detention
centre Australia's Human Rights
Commissioner has condemned the Curtin detention centre in Western Australia,
saying many of the asylum seekers there are "dying from the inside
out" in poor conditions. ABC News, 29 September. Asylum seeker teens arrive in
Leonora A plane carrying 36 asylum
seeker children has landed in Leonora in Western Australia's Goldfields. ABC News, 28 September. Down on their luck A man, his wife and their
six children live at a Dwellingup campsite with no bathroom facilities due to
a lack of emergency housing in the Peel region. In My Community, 28 September. Suicide alert on mental health For people with a mental
illness, early discharge from hospital while still unwell can have
potentially devastating consequences. The West Australian, 27 September. INTERNATIONAL CANADA Calgary at the heart of the
homeless problem Alberta’s homeless problem
is overwhelmingly centred in Calgary, states a University of Calgary study. Calgary Sun, 28 September. USA Opening Doors Across America In the last few years,
remarkable progress has been made in our commitment to prevent and end
homelessness. United States Interagency Council
on Homelessness. More Homeless Students In Oregon 20,000 students in Oregon
are facing homelessness. According to the Department of Education, this
number has grown by a thousand since last year. Oregon has more homeless students
in their senior year of high school than in any other grade level, but
educators say identifying these circumstances early in elementary will make
the biggest difference. KDRV, 28 September. Homeless people in new job-training
program go from sleeping in cars to working in kitchens With no job and no
savings, single mother Dulce Romero hit bottom. She and her three sons spent
several months sleeping in their SUV. The Palm Beach Post, 26 September. Homeless family still in limbo The family, homeless since
June, has been in nearly constant transit, sleeping in the car for a time.
They have turned to motel rooms, trying to prepare for the start of school,
and found refuge with a former James Island neighbor. The Post and Courier, 25 September. Homelessness increasing in
Minnesota A perfect storm of
economic and political factors is creating a homelessness crisis in
Minnesota, with increasing numbers of families without a place to live,
according to a new quarterly report by the Minnesota Housing Project. Daily Planet, 25 September. Women are the fastest growing group
of homeless veterans Nearly triple the number
of American women are serving in the military now than thirty years ago. Live 5 News, 23 September. Rising rents make housing less
affordable More renters found housing
unaffordable last year as incomes declined, and more are likely to be
squeezed this year, given rising rents. USA Today, 22 September. Hygiene Is a Sore Point for Many
Caregivers: When Is Poor Hygiene a Health Issue for the Elder? An often asked question
from adult children and caregiving spouses is "how can I get my parents,
or spouse, to bathe and change clothes?" Elder Care Link. Homelessness in The Huffington Post |
PUBLICATIONS &
RESEARCH ABS Getting a handle on individual
diversity within areas. ACOSS Forum a chance for tax reform the community can
support, media release. ACOSS welcomes expert panel on social housing, media release. ADFVC Introducing ‘Sex, Love and Other Stuff’ AHRC Over 50? Send us your stories.
AHURI Positioning Paper: No. 134: Age-specific housing for
low to moderate-income older people
ANTI-POVERTY WEEK Resources: in this section you can
find a number of resources about poverty and related issues in Australia and
globally. They include a selection of: * recent
fact sheets * recent
reports and papers * helpful
websites AIHW The health of Australia's
prisoners 2010. Australian Drug Foundation Older People, alcohol and other
drugs. Auditor General Tasmania Calgary Homeless Foundation Plan to End Youth Homelessness. CMY and Victoria University Equality Rights Alliance National Women's Alliances - Tax Consultations. Government of SA Housing Strategy for South
Australia Green Paper. Housing Stressed How is housing affordability
affecting your state? Informa Healthcare Australia: Becoming Empowered: A
Grounded Theory Study Of Aboriginal Women's Agency RMIT Design Challenge 2011 on Homelessness Each year the Design Research Institute's Design
Challenge focuses on a different real and pressing issue, those which are too
complex to be solved by one discipline or by one set of expertise. In 2011
the focus will be Homelessness. Entries close 7 October. Challenge website.
Sacred Heart Mission Long-term Homelessness: Understanding the
challenge The first of four reports evaluating the Journey to
Social Inclusion (J2SI) program. Report. Urban Institute Vulnerability, Risk, and the Transition to Adulthood. Vic Health Precarious housing and health in
three parts. SUBMISSION Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2011 (WA) On 7 September 2011 the Legislative Council referred
the Residential Tenancies Amendment
Bill 2011 to the Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review
Committee for consideration and report by 1 November 2011. Submissions close
10 October. Website. WIPAN No exit into homelessness Still a Dream? The Housing
Needs of women leaving prison. Discussion Paper.
How to make your voice heard? The questions at the front of this paper are a guide
only. You can answer the questions that interest you. We are also interested
in your personal stories about how you found housing or stayed homeless.
Deadline for submissions or comments: 25 November 2011. Email: info@wipan.net.au
Website: http://www.wipan.net.au Postal Address: PO Box 345 Broadway, NSW, 2007 GRANTS Grants to End Homelessness The Mercy Foundation Grants to End Homelessness are
available for initiatives, services, projects and research that will
contribute to the goal of ending homelessness. EOIs are due in by September 30. Follow this
link to read more about our Grants to End Homelessness and
download an EOI form. FaHCSIA Supported Accommodation Innovation Fund (SAIF) Supported accommodation for people with disability How much? -$60 million has been committed over three years to
build up to 150 new supported accommodation places for people with
disability. Apply when? -from 5/09/2011
to 20/01/2012 Who to contact? - Email saif@fahcsia.gov.au
or visit the SAIF website - http://www.saif.govspace.gov.au LISTEN Family by Family, Life Matters. Savings scheme for low-income
families, Life Matters. Telling it like it is:
conversations about dying, Life Matters. VIDEO/FILM Disabling justice with Eileen
Baldry headspace - how are your mates going? St Ann’s Secret on Four Corners,
sexual abuse and children with disabilities. A school in Adelaide is seeing the
benefits of promoting healthy food to its children. Property market stagnates in
investment limbo. SURVEY Remote Employment for Young
People, AYAC. SCHOLARSHIPS The Charlie Perkins Scholarships Two annual postgraduate
scholarships will allow talented Indigenous Australians to study at the
University of Oxford for up to three years. Applications for the 2012-2013
Charlie Perkins Scholarships will open Monday 15 August 2011 and will close
Friday 14 October 2011. Scholarship website. SOCIAL MEDIA How social media empowers the
homeless. Connecting Employees to Social
Media: New Possibilities. BLOGS Work and Life: Getting it Right I'm exploring the dangers
of imbalance, and the need to start early: teaching kids that career,
marriage and parenthoods are negotiated, not divinely decreed. Damon Young, 26 September. 7 Steps to Better Email
Fundraising and Communications Mates helping Mates (AUS) The Brown Couch, Tenants Union
of NSW How to Make TANF Work Better for
Homeless Families (USA) It’s madness: the incarceration of
disabled homeless people in the US Met a Homeless Man As I Came Out Of The Station
(USA) VCOSS Voice How to solve a housing crisis (or at least where to start) YFoundations
(Youth homelessness AUS) The homelessness-advocate Daily
(INT) The Indigenous and Remote Daily
(AUS) The #ausyouth Daily (AUS) An International Effort to End
Homelessness National Alliance to End
Homelessness EMAIL 5 Email Invitation Tips that Get
Attendees to Your Events FACEBOOK Home For Good (USA) LINKED IN TWITTER Twitter in Plain English From http://commoncraft.com a quick and plain English intro the
micro-blogging service Twitter on You Tube. WEBSITES We’re going to
challenge the way you think about poverty and homelessness. Play
Spent! Lose and see what it feels like. Tune In Not Out (Youth) TRAINING, SEMINARS,
FORUMS, WORKSHOPS AIATSIS Seminar Series Series 2, 2011: Housing and homelessness This series will look at the broad scope of issues
surrounding housing and homelessness for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander peoples. Overcrowding, poor quality housing, low levels of home
ownership, discrimination in the public housing system, homelessness,
relationships to health, employment and education, are some of the issues
facing Indigenous people in remote, regional and urban areas. Seminars. Australasian Housing Institute AIFS seminar series presentation Early Parenting Support for
Vulnerable Families: Why, what and how? 10:00 am – 11:15 am, Tuesday 18 October 2011, AIFS
Seminar Room, Melbourne Professor Jan M. Nicholson, Director of Research at
the Parenting Research Centre. Please RSVP if you
would like to attend this seminar. A Relationship Based Strengths Approach to
Working with Youth Newcastle Youth Accommodation Service Ltd is
promoting a 'Relationship Based Strengths Approach to Working with Youth'
workshop run by Canadian Stephen de Groot. The workshops are being run in: Sydney – 6 & 7 October. Workshop website. PIAC: Protecting Human Rights This one-day workshop provides an
overview of human rights, and will equip you with knowledge and skills
necessary to recognise and respond when rights are being violated. Sydney, 24 October, event website. Commonwealth Youth Forum The Australian Government is proud to be
hosting the Commonwealth Youth Forum in Fremantle, Western Australia from
Sunday 23 October to Thursday 27 October 2011. Forum website. A leading provider of Organisational and
People Development Services and outsourced training solutions in Australasia. Volunteering Victoria Presents a series of workshops covering
key aspects of managing successful volunteer programs. Training workshops. THANKS to... The journalists and media who write and report on the homelessness,
housing and support sector. The National Tenant Support Network (National TSN) is an independent,
unincorporated not-for-profit initiative delivering a range of services to
social and affordable rental housing stakeholders throughout Australia and
New Zealand. Email to subscribe: TSN@thenexus.org.au
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