Phil Twyford

Ending Homelessness in New Zealand:Final Report of the Cross-Party Inquiry on Homelessness

The hundreds of submissions and pieces of evidence presented to the Cross-Party Inquiry into Homelessness show that the level of homelessness in New Zealand is larger than any other time in recent memory and is continuing to grow.

Phil Twyford, Marama Davidson, Marama Fox

2016

Themes:

Housing Affordability, Ageing Population, Future housing solutions, Housing First, Public Housing, Definition of 'at risk of homelessness', Policy

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