Women and children affected by family violence who return to homelessness
Technical specifications for National Plan Outcomes
Attributes
Sub-outcome |
6.4 Women have economic security and their social, cultural and economic needs are met, including being supported to access affordable, accessible and safe housing, from crisis accommodation to transitional and long-term housing. |
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Indicator |
Increased housing security for victim-survivors of FDV. |
Measure |
Number of women and children affected by family violence who return to homelessness after achieving housing. |
Interpretation |
A decrease in the number affected by family violence who return to homelessness after achieving housing may indicate improvements in housing security for victim-survivors of FDV. |
Baseline data |
2022–23 |
Numerator |
Number of women and children affected by family violence who return to homelessness after achieving housing. |
Numerator data elements |
Data element: Monthly housing status |
Denominator |
NA |
Denominator data elements |
Data element: NA |
Computation description |
This measure is expressed as a number (numerator) only. |
Computation |
NA |
Disaggregation |
For each financial year, nationally, by:
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Notes |
The number of people (clients) in the Specialist Homelessness Services (SHS) who experience one or more repeat episodes of homelessness after achieving housing, typically with a signature homeless–housed–homeless pattern of housing status over a period of time. |
Source
Source name | Specialist Homelessness Services Collection Longitudinal Data Set |
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