An independent evaluation of the Escaping Violence Payment (EVP) trial to review the effectiveness, efficiency and appropriateness of the EVP trial.

This research delves into expenditure patterns of retiree households in Aotearoa New Zealand. The findings will help inform the public about the level and type of expenditures they need to financially prepare for throughout different stages of their retirement.

The Sustaining Economic Empowerment and Dignity (SEED) Project is committed to seeding positive change for women’s economic security in communities around Australia. This report outlines the Brotherhood of St Laurence's theoretical frameworks for addressing women’s economic security, as well as policy and practice principles for program implementation.

Seymour in central Victoria is often characterised as a site of persistent disadvantage. The Flip It study drew on interviews with women and community workers to understand their views about the town, experiences of living in Seymour, perceptions of what helps or hinders women’s economic security, and opportunities for change.

This research was commissioned by the Federation of nine Councils on the Ageing (COTA) across Australia – including all eight COTA state and territory organisations and COTA Australia – to understand the views, life experiences and needs of Australians aged 50+.