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Current Parity Issue
The February 2010 :ABI and Homelessness" Edition
February 2010
Vale Tim Matheson
Editorial
Michelle Burrell, CEO, Council to Homeless Persons
NEWS
Introducing Michelle Burrell, the new CEO of CHP
February Update: Homelessness Australia
By Simon Smith, Executive Officer, Homelessness Australia
Many Ways Home — Towards Ending Homelessness by 2020
Homelessness Australia’s 6th National Homelessness Conference
Join our new email list
FEATURE: ABI and Homelessness
What is an ABI?
By Rachel Merton, Chief Executive Officer, Brain Injury Association of NSW Inc
Nowhere to Go: What the Literature tells us About Acquired Brain Injury and Homelessness
By Monique Lucas, Case Manager, Statewide ABI Case Management Service, Melbourne Citymission
Homeless Adults Living with Acquired Brain Injuries
By Alice Rota-Bartelink, Research Manger, Wintringham
Everybody Knows
By Nick Rushworth, Executive Officer, Brain Injury Australia
Working with People with an ABI: Looking Beyond the “Challenging”
By Rachel Merton, Chief Executive Officer, Brain Injury Association of NSW Inc
Hidden Homelessness: Supported Residential Services as a Default Option for Individuals with an ABI
By Lucy Knox, Monique Lucas and Tom Worsnop, ABI Services Unit, Melbourne Citymission
Cycles of Institutionalisation
By Joseph Connellan
Homelessness, Acquired Brain Injury and Corrections Victoria
By Jo Famularo-Doyle, ABI Clinician, Corrections Victoria, PhD Student Monash University
An Interview with Andy
By Allan Martin, Peer Education Support Program member
An Interview with Dot Campbell
By Cassandra Bawden, CHP Homelessness Advocacy Service’s Peer Education Support Program’s Project worker
Tertiary Homelessness: Case Studies into the Hidden Homeless?
By Antoinette Bogg, Philip McCrory and Peter McGrath, Melbourne Citymission ABI Statewide Case Management Service
What Needs to be Done to Prevent Those with an ABI Becoming Homeless?
By Rachel Behn
Opinion – Tom Worsnop
Manager, Acquired Brain Injury Services, Melbourne Citymission
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