Where is the rigorous gender based research women need, both to identify gender specific needs and to determine how well they are being met?
We need to know more – homeless women are invisible
Homelessness: what are the solutions?
We need to understand the exact nature of the problem, before we can start to look at solutions. But once we do understand the problem, we realise that solutions may not be as simple as they looked at first sight.
What you need to know about women’s homelessness: the shocking truth
Do we care that Australia has turned single women of all ages, and mothers with children, into refugees in their own land; living, hidden from public view, in insecure, unsuitable, overcrowded and often unsafe places.
Are we living in end times?
We all see the world through our tiny gilded opera glasses. We each have a minute field of vision on which to base our actions, our attitudes and our beliefs about the world in which we live.
11 Facts about the housing crisis in Australia – and how it impacts women
This IS a crisis. It is a national emergency, when 200,000 households are on the public housing waiting list. 200,000 households are either already homeless, or unable to afford both rent and adequate food and utilities.¹
Wendy’s story
I wanted out of a twenty five year very difficult and mostly unhappy marriage. And so began a nomadic life.
Who are “the new homeless”?
We are ordinary Australian women forced out of our homes by rapidly inflating house prices.
When did we get so cruel?
We have allowed “the lucky country” to turn into “the cruel country” on our watch!
