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The National Homelessness SummitIn light of the release of the Government's White Paper "The Road Home - A National Approach to Reducing Homeless" now is the ideal time to attend this IIR Conferences' National Homelessness Summit and hear from key homelessness organisations and Government stakeholders on the key issues moving forward to reduce homelessness. |
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Venue Change - New Venue
The Menzies Hotel, Sydney
14 Carrington Street
Sydney, NSW 2000
Ph: 02 8235 1753
Fax: 02 9290 6489
Attend the National Homelessness Summit to gain insights and leverage experience from an outstanding line-up of speakers including:
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Topics to be addressed include:
- Commonwealth Government's Homelessness Agenda
- Affordable Housing - Finding a Solution
- The Public Policy Implications of Providing Care to the Elderly Homeless
- Responding to Homelessness - Is Centrelink Doing Enough?
- Discharge Planning Solutions
- Homelessness and Violence Against Women in Australia - Will "The Plan" Work?
- Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness: A Journey to Social Inclusion
- Improving Employment Outcomes for Those Experiencing Homelessness in an Economic Downturn
- Factoring in Trauma and Mental Illness on the Road Home
Endorsing Partners
Women's Services Network (WESNET)
Wesley Mission makes a difference to the lives of thousands of people every day through community support programs, child and family, youth and aged care services. For almost 200 years the Wesley Mission community has embraced the vulnerable and marginalised, including the lonely, hurt, homeless, mentally ill, aged, disabled and unemployed. It believes that it takes love, faith, and commitment to engage actively in the lives of those around us. For more information visit www.wesleymission.org.au
Our vision is to create an environment where young people can grow up in safety, with hope and opportunity.
Our mission is to provide all the resources necessary to enable young people to achieve their full potential, thereby influencing our community to do all they can to eliminate issues facing young people in crisis.
Our goal at the Sir David Martin Foundation is to get more young people off the streets, away from unhealthy situations and into care and rehabilitation. We aim to encourage in them a new sense of self belief so that they can face the community at large without the need for drugs, crime and homelessness.
For more information or to donate visit www.sdmf.org.au
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