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Current Parity Issue
The November "Victorian Homelessness Conference" Edition
November 2008
Contents
Editorial
Introducing Conference Organiser: Nisha Makan
A Message from the CHP Chair — Michael Perusco
CEO, Sacred Heart Mission and Chair of Council to Homeless Persons
Addressing Homelessness in Victoria: Beyond the Rhetoric, Time for Action
By Deb Tsorbaris, CEO,Council to Homeless Persons
Ending Homelessness: To Plan or Not to Plan
By David MacKenzie, Associate Professor, Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University of Technology
Reflections on the Victorian Homelessness Strategy
By Netty Horton, General Manager, Community Services, St Vincent de Paul Victoria
Which Housing Crisis is it?
By John Enticott, General Manager, St Kilda Community Housing Ltd
Committing to a Plan of Action: What Can be Learnt from the Victorian Homelessness Strategy?
By Sue Cripps, CEO, Homelessness NSW
Interview with Jane Barnes: The VHS and Beyond
At a Fork in the Road: Where Will the White Paper Take Us?
By Simon Smith, Executive Officer, Homelessness Australia
The Economic Downturn: How Will our Homelessness Service System Cope?
By Jane Bullen, PhD Student, University of Technology, Sydney
Towards a Homelessness Workforce Strategy
By Janet Jukes, Manager Territorial Social Policy and Resource Unit, The Salvation Army, Australia Southern Territory
City of Melbourne: Creating Sustainable Pathways out of Homelessness, Looking Backwards Looking Forwards
By Nanette Mitchell, Senior Social Planner Housing and Homelessness, City of Melbourne
Homelessness Research: A Consulting Perspective
By John Thomson, Thomson Goodall and Associates
The Beginnings of the Victorian Refuge Movement
By Jacqui Theobald
Case Management for People Experiencing Homelessness: What Makes It Work? Evidence for Practice
By Hellene Gronda, Project Manager, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute
Exploring the Relationship between Alcohol and Other Drugs and Acquired Brain Injury (AOD/ABI)
By Jo Famularo-Doyle, AOD/ABI Clinician Consultant, Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre, PhD Student, Monash University
A Future Victorian Homeless System
By Stephen Nash, CEO, HomeGround Services
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