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University of New South Wales

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UNSW
Report

Evaluation of the Severe Domestic Squalor Project


This report assesses the Severe Domestic Squalor Project, which aims to facilitate holistic assessment and support for people who are living in squalor; foster sustainable solutions for clients; and educate service providers. The report concludes that the program provided high quality services to an underserviced and vulnerable group of people, and that a commitment of...
Discussion paper

Family violence, help-seeking and the close-knit Aboriginal community: lessons for mainstream service provision


This paper examines attitudes and experiences regarding help-seeking by Aboriginal people affected by family violence, particularly in relation to the close-knit nature of Aboriginal communities.
Report

We have a voice, hear us: settlement experiences of refugees and migrants from the Horn of Africa


Despite their experiences of persecution and forced migration, many refugees from the Horn of Africa are settling successfully and working not only for themselves, but to assist their communities here and in Africa. This report looks at their experiences. A major attribute of refugees and migrants from the HoA is their resilience and adaptability. This...
Transcript

Indigenous education and social policy development in NSW


This paper discusses the historical context of the NSW Aboriginal Education Consultative Group and the NSW Aboriginal Education Policy, and emphasises the need for culturally inclusive policies with relevant policy implementation strategies. Presented at the 2009 Australian Social Policy Conference, the paper also highlights the relationship between Indigenous educational disadvantage and colonisation, demonstrating the need...
Conference paper

Are the homeless mentally ill?


In Australia, it is widely believed that most homeless people have mental health issues, and that mental illness is a primary cause of homelessness. This paper uses information from a study of 4291 homeless people in Melbourne to investigate these propositions.