HACC and Homelessness Network

Yarra Home and Community Care (HACC) and Homlessness Services provide support services to people within the municipality to remain in their homes. These organisations communicate and coordinate their services so that clients get the help they need. 

2010 Yarra HACC and Homelessness Forum

In November 2010 agencies from across Yarra met to get to know each other, review policy development and work out ways different services can work together.

Read the 2010 Yarra HACC and homelessness forum report

Below are slides from the presentations given at the forum by Graeme Fletcher from Victorian Aboriginal Controlled Community Health Organisation (VACCHO) and Michelle Burrell, CEO, Council to Homeless Persons (Council to Homeless Persons). 

• Service Coordination for Aboriginal Clients - Graeme Fletcher, VACCHO
• Homelessness 2020: the lift we need on the long way home? - Michelle Burrell, CHP  
• Mental Health Shared Care: Sharing a recovery-based approach to case management for clients in Yarra, Brad Wynne, St Vincent's

2009 Yarra HACC and Homelessness Forum

Below are the information booklet distributed at the event and a report on the forum's outcomes and an evaluation of the newsletter. Also included are the three presentations given on the day and a booklet that has a range of information about the 20 agencies operating in Yarra.

• Agency information booklet
• Outcomes of the Second Yarra HACC Forum
• Final Evaluation Report - Yarra HACC and homelessness newsletter 

• Homelessness 2020 by Marian Pettit, Homelessness Strategy Manger, DHS.
• Service Coordination, by Kerina Princi, North Central Metro PCP
• Nurturing Your Happiness, Adrienne James, Adrienne James Consulting.

HACC newsletters

• HACC and homelessness newsletter 1
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 2
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 3
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 4
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 5
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 6
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 7
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 8
• HACC and homelessness newsletter 9