The snapshot presents the latest findings from Uniting Communities’ long running loneliness tracking. The report shows that more than half of South Australians experience loneliness at least sometimes, with the highest 'often' lonely rates recorded since 2023. The report outlines practical, community wide actions needed to reduce loneliness and strengthen social connection across the state.

This report has arisen from concerns by community service leaders in Sydney about the need for a better response to the large and growing problem of social isolation and loneliness among older people, especially in relation to what can be done at a local community and neighbourhood level, which is shown can have the most...

This snapshot explores what is loneliness, who is affected and how to overcome the issue. It presents the survey results of South Australians who were asked to report their experiences of loneliness, lacking companionship, feeling left out or isolated. The report provides recommendations for individuals, communities and governments.

A report into the prevalence, causes and impacts of loneliness in New South Wales finds many people are experiencing loneliness for ongoing periods, with significant impacts on their physical and mental health, social behaviour, and educational and employment outcomes. The report makes 20 recommendations. It recommends a multilayered, whole of society framework to address loneliness.