In Australia, the housing landscape stands at a critical juncture. With an alarming surge in homelessness statistics, the nation grapples with complex challenges. The most recent Census data shows that over 122,400 individuals are without a place to call home, an awful reality that accentuates the pressing need for immediate action. Youth homelessness is a burgeoning concern and the difficulties faced by First Nations communities add layers of urgency to the overarching issue. The call for innovative solutions in housing is imperative, necessitating a concerted effort to combat homelessness at its roots. 

Third Sector’s 7th Annual National Housing and Homelessness Forum stands as a beacon of hope amid these challenges. This pivotal event is meticulously crafted to equip delegates with the tools, strategies and insights imperative to tackle the multifaceted crisis. With a pronounced focus on addressing youth homelessness and the specific challenges faced by First Nations communities, the forum will delve deep into innovative approaches. Delegates will engage in robust discussions and gain access to pioneering methodologies aimed at revolutionizing housing, ultimately striving to alleviate the plight of homelessness. Through collaborative dialogue and the sharing of best practices, this forum will catalyse change, fostering a collective commitment to reshaping Australia’s housing landscape to tackle homelessness.