This project focused on housing in affecting social inclusion/exclusion. It reinforced the notion that exclusion is much more than simply loss of housing through homelessness. People can be socially excluded through having their options limited to poor quality and insecure accommodation in unsafe neighbourhoods, with few job prospects and inadequate services.

This Research and Policy Bulletin provides details of the key findings and policy implications from the completed AHURI research project, Public housing and employment: challenges and strategies.

This report is concerned with the nature of housing occupancy for households that rent, particularly low-income and vulnerable households.

This report aims to provide relevant information to assist policy-makers in addressing accesss to affordable housing in the private rental market.

This project improves our understanding of why and how public housing tenants (and in particular sole parents and women with unemployed partners) are able to (re-)enter paid work despite the many barriers.