Homeless to Home (H2H) Healthcare Network
We're shining a spotlight on the critical importance of health equity – ensuring access to quality healthcare for all individuals.
In line with this commitment, Micah Projects' recently reconvened the Homeless to Home (H2H) Healthcare Network to actively establish connections with various organizations spanning government, non-government, and community sectors. The network's goal is to address the gaps in healthcare delivery, specifically tailored to Brisbane's most disadvantaged groups.
Through collaborative efforts and knowledge sharing among a diverse range of health and social service providers, the H2H network strives to maintain vital connections between housing, support services, and healthcare. This integrated approach is particularly crucial in supporting individuals transitioning from homelessness to stable living conditions.
The reconvening of the Homeless to Home Healthcare network serves as an apt prelude to the release of the Health, Home, Hope Report. This research report, conducted in collaboration with the University of Queensland, explores Inclusive Health and Wellness Partnerships and effective strategies to promote health and well-being among marginalized populations.
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New Health and Housing Hub is coming to South Brisbane News
We're proud to announce plans for a new Health and Housing Hub at 6 Cordelia Street, South Brisbane , as made possible through funding by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, along with a generous grant from The Ellen Whitty Trust. The Hub will bring together healthcare, housing, social support, wellbeing services, training and research into one welcoming community space for people experiencing hardship or challenges accessing the care that they need.
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What We've Learned About Ending Homelessness News
At Micah Projects, we know that ending homelessness isn't about one service or one solution. It takes housing, healthcare, community, evidence, and partnerships working together to help people move from crisis to stability and then thrive. For more than 30 years, we've worked alongside people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity across Brisbane. These are some of the ideas that continue to guide our work, and the evidence that spurs us forward.
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NAIDOC Week - Celebrating 50 Years of Deadly, 5 - 12 July News
National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday), to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month News
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