Queensland GovernmentThe Queensland Government's Responding to Homelessness Strategy 2005–09 focused on expanding services and establishing new and innovative strategies to help homeless people in Queensland.
The government's goal is to ensure homeless people have access to accommodation and an integrated service system to help them re-engage with the community and live a stable life.
The evaluation of the Responding to Homelessness Strategy was undertaken in three phases.
Phase 1 included a mid-term review conducted in 2007 to examine how the strategy had been implemented.
Phase 2 involved evaluations by government agencies responsible for delivering the individual initiatives.
Phase 3 included a Strategic Impact Evaluation of the overall outcomes of the strategy.
On 24 February 2010 the Department of Communities held a seminar to brief stakeholders on the evaluation phases of the Responding to Homelessness Strategy.
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