Organisation
Unison Housing Research Lab
Owning Institution:
Report
Inside the front door: a seven-year longitudinal study of six high volume homelessness services in Melbourne
Over the past two decades, homelessness has become an entrenched feature on Australia’s social landscape. Initial Assessment and Planning (IAP) services are at the front end of Victoria’s homelessness service system. The data presented in this report shows that IAPs are at, or near, full capacity and have been for some time. Further, the complexity...
Report
Maximising Impact - Baseline results from a longitudinal study of new tenants in social housing
This research report is the first of three Maximising Impact reports that will examine new tenancies over a 30-month period from tenancy commencement. The report presents key findings from the baseline survey of 170 new tenants, conducted between May 2018 and April 2020.
Report
Who stays, who leaves and why? Occupancy patterns at Unison Housing between 2014 and 2016
This report, produced by RMIT and Victoria's largest social housing provider Unison Housing, shows that the transition into social housing can be precarious for some people, with almost half of tenancies studied ending within 18 months.
Discussion paper
Does tenure mix work?
Tenure mix has been put forward as a way to break up concentrations of poverty. But how effective is it as a tool to achieve better individual and neighbourhood outcomes?
Discussion paper
Does place matter?
This paper offers a critical examination of the historical context, theoretical foundation and empirical evidence regarding 'area effects' in social and housing policies.