The VI-SPDAT Train the Trainer will equip you with the skills necessary to assist colleagues.

This meeting was a continuation of a previous Collaborative Lead Group session to work primarily on an agreed governance framework.

The winners from an online student competition on Infill Housing have been announced.

A discussion about the current state of charity food distribution for people experiencing homelessness in Perth.

Since the establishment of the Collaborative Lead Group and the ‘stay in proceedings’ due to COVID-19 a number of issues have arisen during

The Western Australian Alliance to End Homelessness and the Western Australian Council of Social Service invite you to examine the...

There has never been a better time to seek an end to rough sleeping homelessness in Australia than right now.

One of the early steps under the Strategy is to develop a No Wrong Door (NWD) approach to homelessness.

This joint submission by the WA Alliance to End Homelessness and Shelter WA was submitted to the inquiry into homelessness.

A major project to address homelessness in Bunbury has been brought forward to provide rough sleepers with stable housing and support.

The Inquiry into Homelessness in Australia resumes after suspension due to COVID-19. Submissions close Friday 12 June.

Figures will be captured monthly and an analysis will be conducted at the Centre for Social Impact UWA.

The City of Perth Library and History Centre has commenced a reduced library service.

Join us in demanding that countries and the United Nations Protect the Unhoused in the COVID-19 response.

In association with Slavin Architects, the Western Australian Alliance to End Homelessness are running an online student competition

At the most recent Western Australian Alliance to End Homelessness Collaborative Lead Group Meeting the need to make an urgent response.

50 Lives 50 Homes Manager, Leah Watkins is the only Western Australian to attend the Housing First Europe Hub Train-the-Trainer project.

The Home Stretch WA Trial is developing and testing an enhanced support system for young people transitioning from out-of-home care.

Interested parties are invited to attend a second walkthrough session.

The Youth Homelessness Advisory Council has recommenced their fortnightly meetings for 2020.