Organisational Submission27/02/24

Council to Homeless Persons

Council to Homeless Persons is the peak body representing organisations and individuals in Victoria with a commitment to ending homelessness. This submission provides data on the higher rates of homelessness among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and advocates for a strong and well-resourced Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations that are empowered to develop and deliver unique, responsive solutions to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples without a home.

Topics: Housing

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