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Housing for people with disability

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Briefing paper

Reimagining group housing and living: workshop findings and recommendations


In October to November 2022, the Housing Hub ran a series of workshops designed to gather collective knowledge about SDA-funded group homes from providers and stakeholders. This report provides background to the workshops and discusses the main findings and recommendations.
Report

Exploring pathways for younger people living in residential aged care


Aged care services in Australia are provided based on need and, due to a range of circumstances, younger people (aged less than 65 years) are living in permanent residential aged care. Using linked data, this report explores a cohort of more than 27,900 younger people who lived in permanent residential aged care at some stage...
Evaluation

Evaluation of NSW community-based mental health programs: Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative Plus


The Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative Plus (HASI Plus) is a program for people with severe mental illness and significant difficulties managing day to day living. The Ministry commissioned the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC) to evaluate the HASI Plus program. This is the report of the evaluation.
Report

Own Motion Inquiry into Aspects of Supported Accommodation: inquiry report


The purpose of this inquiry was to enable the NDIS Commissioner to identify trends in issues that are occurring in supported accommodation, what is causing those issues, and how the NDIS Commission can use its powers to support the delivery of higher standards of support in these settings.
Fact sheet

Younger people in residential aged care: progress towards government targets - December 2022


This fact sheets shows there are 2,934 Australians with disability under 65 living in aged care. They are referred to as younger people in residential aged care (YPIRAC).