Opinion
The missing ingredient in SA's COVID recovery
South Australia’s post-pandemic recovery strategy needs a new element – one that requires a change of mindset, argue David Pearson and Amy Orange.
Opinion
South Australia’s post-pandemic recovery strategy needs a new element – one that requires a change of mindset, argue David Pearson and Amy Orange.
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Members of more than 300 households impacted by homelessness or domestic violence have been accommodated in motels during South Australia’s seven-day lockdown, with the State Government promising to transition as many of those as possible into stable housing.
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The leader of an unsuccessful tender group for Adelaide CBD homeless services has challenged a minister’s claim that the government informed him about an “error” in a tender document which overstated the number of crisis beds in the system, with the matter now referred to the Auditor-General for review.
South Australia’s most vulnerable rough sleepers will be moved into renovated public housing units staffed by health and security workers as part of a 15-month State Government trial beginning next month.
The Marshall Government’s homeless sector shake-up has stripped funding from a range of established city services. Louise Miller Frost explains how the system changed, and the impact upon her agency’s services, staff and homeless clients as winter approaches.
Mental health service Neami National says it will be forced to close its Adelaide service with the loss of 36 jobs following a funding cut under the state government’s homelessness reforms.
The architect of the State Government’s controversial homelessness reform – a former Hutt St Centre CEO – says he hopes that vulnerable people “won’t slip through the cracks” after millions in funding were stripped from his former employer and other agencies, but that “we also know that sometimes in our system these things happen”.
