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Thank you for all of the responses we received to help inform our inaugural Ending Homelessness Plan. All contributions have been reviewed and the consultation summary is uploaded for your information.
The Draft Ending Homelessness Plan was developed using feedback received during the consultation and has been presented to Council at its' meeting on Monday, 26 April. The Draft Plan is now on exhibition for further consultation until 25 May 2021.
Access to safe and secure shelter is a basic human right. We’ve taken the Hunter Ending Homelessness Pledge and adopted a Homelessness Policy Commitment taking action to end homelessness in Lake Macquarie.
Using evidence based, long-term solutions and a connection to our community, we'll work collaboratively with our community and local services to ensure people suffering with homelessness have the opportunity to thrive.
Thank you for all of the responses we received to help inform our inaugural Ending Homelessness Plan. All contributions have been reviewed and the consultation summary is uploaded for your information.
The Draft Ending Homelessness Plan was developed using feedback received during the consultation and has been presented to Council at its' meeting on Monday, 26 April. The Draft Plan is now on exhibition for further consultation until 25 May 2021.
Access to safe and secure shelter is a basic human right. We’ve taken the Hunter Ending Homelessness Pledge and adopted a Homelessness Policy Commitment taking action to end homelessness in Lake Macquarie.
Using evidence based, long-term solutions and a connection to our community, we'll work collaboratively with our community and local services to ensure people suffering with homelessness have the opportunity to thrive.
Please complete the survey below and help us find solutions to assist those experiencing homelessness now and prevent it in the future.
Across NSW and Australia, homelessness is increasing. The percentage of homelessness statistics made up of people sleeping rough is on average seven per cent across the state. The definition has extended to include those who are living in temporary accommodation, which now makes up the largest percentage of homelessness cases. Even though Lake Macquarie is below the average, we've committed to taking action to end homelessness across the City.
Your contribution will help inform the development of a draft Homelessness Plan. The survey takes five minutes to complete.
This consultation is open for contributions. Please complete our survey to help inform our inaugural Homelessness Plan
Developing the plan
Homelessness Plan has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes and start developing the Plan and actions.
Public exhibition
Homelessness Plan is currently at this stage
The draft Homelessness Plan is on public exhibition for community feedback.
Feedback will be incorporated into the final draft to be submitted to Council for adoption.
Adoption and implementation
this is an upcoming stage for Homelessness Plan
The draft Plan submitted to Council for adoption. If adopted, Council officers will implement the actions of the Plan.
