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Homelessness dashboard

The WAAEH homelessness dashboard, developed by the Centre for Social Impact UWA, visually reports on outcomes related to ending homelessness in Western Australia, helping to determine if efforts are ‘on track’ to achieve this goal.

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Monthly by-name list dashboard

The monthly by-name list dashboard provides near-real-time data on homelessness in Western Australia across five communities.

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VI-SPDAT dashboard

The VI-SPDAT dashboard collates de-identified data from people experiencing homelessness across Western Australia to better understand what support is required.

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WAAEH Outcomes, Measurement Framework

19/08/2019

WAAEH Outcomes, Measurement Framework

TThis snapshot explores evaluation findings for the overall 50 Lives project, looking at how experiences and housing outcomes compare between Aboriginal and non Aboriginal peoples who have been supported by 50 Lives. The snapshot also reflects on how Housing First approaches need to be adapted to better suit the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
WAAEH Outcomes, Measurement Framework: Dashboard

19/08/2019

WAAEH Outcomes, Measurement Framework: Dashboard

TThis snapshot explores evaluation findings for the overall 50 Lives project, looking at how experiences and housing outcomes compare between Aboriginal and non Aboriginal peoples who have been supported by 50 Lives. The snapshot also reflects on how Housing First approaches need to be adapted to better suit the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
WAAEH Outcomes, Measurement Framework: Data Dictionary

06/08/2019

WAAEH Outcomes, Measurement Framework: Data Dictionary

TThis snapshot explores evaluation findings for the overall 50 Lives project, looking at how experiences and housing outcomes compare between Aboriginal and non Aboriginal peoples who have been supported by 50 Lives. The snapshot also reflects on how Housing First approaches need to be adapted to better suit the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Co-design project

29/03/2019

Co-design project

In late 2018, the WA Alliance to End Homelessness commissioned the Centre for Social Impact UWA to undertake a project to better understand co-design and how we can apply it to ending homelessness in Western Australia.

The Western Australian Alliance to End Homelessness acknowledges Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We also pay respect to other First Nations peoples. We celebrate the survival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples due to community strength, diversity, capability and resilience.

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