Senate Economics References Committee - Adelaide, SA (part 2 of 2)
10 November 2026
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Senate Economics References Committee Parliament of Australia
Follow its sittings00:00 - 01:17
Speaker 2
domestic, family, sexual violence support workers when they're actually just there to try and get a young person housing. So, and they don't necessarily feel like they're the you know equipped, best person to be doing it. So, being able to incorporate the sort of youth work holistic relational support that helps young people navigate the multiple complicated systems they're going to have to deal with, including the homelessness system, is something that we know, like evidence shows, it essentially, yeah, it strengthens the outcomes.
It helps them maintain their tenancies. And it has like a positive impact not just in terms of housing, but it's also kind of that housing-first approach, where giving them housing, and then the supports come in to wrap around them through the housing. They need the housing to be able to re-engage with school, to be able to potentially reunify and strengthen family relationships again, to be able to address their mental health or AOD issues. Their housing is kind of like a very central, key part of that.
So we see housing support as a great opportunity to be able to embed that wrap-around support to cover off all the other things that they need and help them navigate all the other systems they're probably dealing with. Thank you.
01:17 - 01:21
Speaker 1
We'll go to Senator Darmanin now, thank you.
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