*7. Note-taking
Social housing part of the lives of a big number of Australians
- Every certain night, under 5% of households leased social housing. However, it has accommodated many more people than this for short and repeated periods.
- !0% Australians have felt social housing home at about in the past 20 years.
Social housing used in various ways
-a place to raise a working family
-a "springboard" to owning a home
-a brief "safety net" to escape domestic violence
-a stable home following homelessness.
AHURI releases a major commissioned study
-following the pathways of people in and out of social housing in 15 years, since 2000.
- A single mother, or an elderly woman who has lived and raised family and a single unemployed man as "typical" social housing tenant from our imagination, we can see them social housing as a stable home.
- Australian use social housing in various ways and a home for life is one of those cases.
Social housing used by different groups
- The group who lived continuously in social housing were average age 60 and female wih age pension and disability benefits as the common types of government assistance received
-the group who left social housing and never returned were average 50, mainly female with unemployment and disability support as the common types of government assistance
-the group who entered and then remained in social housing was refugees and other people born overseas, with unemployment and disability support as the common government assistance
-15 % of all pathways were temporary and short and repeat staying were younger than the other groups and Australian born and Indigenous
Social housing broad benefits
- Even though the social housing sector is reducing, and a relative lack of investment in it, Social housing has the many valuable meanings to the elderly, sick and most disadvantaged people in our society.
-More than quarter people enter social housing for stabilising lives and raising prosperity and that functions keep the sector continue to grow.
- Overall, this new work can give a different long view of the social housing sector and the impact of that is good beyond 4% of the population who may live in it at any once.
-Social housing is really effectiveness as a springboard into homeownership or temporary safety net.
8. Summary- Use the notes and write a brief summary
Social housing is part of the lives of a big number of Australians. Every certain night, under 5% of households leased social housing. However, it has accommodated many more people than this for short and repeated periods. 10% Australians have felt social housing home at about in the past 20 years.
Social housing used in various ways as a place to raise a working family, a "springboard" to owning a home, a brief "safety net" to escape domestic violence and a stable home following homelessness.
AHURI releases a major commissioned study following the pathways of people in and out of social housing in 15 years, since 2000. A single mother, or an elderly woman who has lived and raised family and a single unemployed man as "typical" social housing tenant from our imagination, we can see them in social housing as a stable home. Australian use social housing in various ways and a home for life is one of those cases.
Social housing used by different groups. The group who lived continuously in social housing were average age 60 and female with age pension and disability benefits as the common types of government assistance received. The group who left social housing and never returned were average 50, mainly female with unemployment and disability support as the common types of government assistance. The group who entered and then remained in social housing was refugees and other people born overseas, with unemployment and disability support as the common government assistance. 15 % of all pathways were temporary and short and repeat staying were younger than the other groups and Australian born and Indigenous.
Social housing is broad benefits. Even though the social housing sector is reducing, and a relative lack of investment in it, Social housing has the many valuable meanings to the elderly, sick and most disadvantaged people in our society. More than quarter people enter social housing for stabilising lives and raising prosperity and that functions keep the sector continue to grow. Overall, this new work can give a different long view of the social housing sector and the impact of that is good beyond 4% of the population who may live in it at any once. Social housing is really effectiveness as a springboard into homeownership or temporary safety net.
