Social Policy Research Centre

The aim of the study was to assess the potential for expansion of shared ownership in Australia, and the particular models that would be most appropriate and beneficial for people with disability.

This project is concerned with what needs to change so that older people receive the care that they need and that the community expects.

The Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs commissioned the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) to examine the extent and nature of homelessness amongst Australian veterans. The research was conducted by a consortium of researchers and community representatives, led by the Social Policy Research Centre. 

This evaluation of the Private Rental Initiative (part of the Keeping Women Safe in their Homes initiatives) identified and analysed implementation learnings as well as changes or progress towards outcomes for those who participated in the initiative.

This evaluation of the Keeping Women Safe in their Home technology trial investigated whether and how the technology-based initiative enabled people to stay safer at home, which people, and under what circumstances, and if it empowered them in other ways.

Families today face insecure labour markets and multiple challenges in accessing early childhood education and care for their children. This project will shed light on what is required in everyday life for families most challenged by these conditions and develop understandings of how to deliver early childhood education and care services accordingly.

An update of the poverty estimates provided in an earlier (2008) report for inclusion in the first report in a new series of 'Poverty and Inequality Reports' to be published by ACOSS.

The Australian Charities Report describes the characteristics, activities and purpose of Australia’s charities. It is a resource to help charities, donors, governments, researchers and the community better understand Australia’s charities, and their financial status and sustainability.