Zero Project: Housing First Coordination For WA [Website] / Centre for Social Impact UWA
By: University of Western Australia. Centre for Social Impact
Publisher: Centre for Social Impact, 2017 -Other title: 50 Lives 50 Homes projectSubject(s): Homeless | Homelessness | Disadvantaged GroupsOnline Resources: Website | 50 Lives 50 Homes : first evaluation report June 2017 (Online Resource) | 50 Lives 50 Homes : second evaluation report September 2018 (Online Resource) | 50 Lives 50 Homes : third evaluation report April 2020 (Online Resource) | An evaluation snapshot Aboriginal experiences of housing first (Online Resource) | An evaluation snapshot Youth experiences of housing first (Online Resource) | The value of after-hours support as part of a housing first response to ending homelessness | Final Evaluation : 50 Lives 50 Homes Report 2022 (Online Resource)
The Centre for Social Impact UWA is a key research partner on the Zero Project (previously known as the 50 Lives 50 Homes project). Led by Ruah Community Services, the project adopts a ‘Housing First’ model - an internationally evidenced model that uses a recovery-oriented approach to end homelessness in WA, including rapid access to housing and wrap-around support. The collective impact approach of Zero Project towards ending homelessness builds on the success of the innovative 50 Lives 50 Homes project, working with communities across the Perth metropolitan area, Geraldton, Mandurah, Bunbury and Rockingham. The Zero Project employs an Advance to Zero methodology that counts down the number of people needing housing, as opposed to counting the number of people housed.
Authored by: Paul Flatau, Shannen Vallesi STATUS: In Progress
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