Hume/Moreland a housing reform launch site

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Hume/Moreland a housing reform launch site

The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has announced that Hume/Moreland is one of three launch sites for the implementation of the new housing and homelessness sector reform.

Brimbank/Melton and Inner Gippsland are the other two sites.

DHHS consultations in 2015 suggested that the launch sites will explore:

improved and streamlined access to private rental
a Victorian Housing Register
choice-based letting
an individualised and outcomes focussed approach to support.

For more information on the housing and homelessness reform process, visit the DHHS website.

(Source: NWHN Fortnightly News, 19 April 2016)

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