Victorian Aboriginal Community Housing Sector 20-Year Vision
Aboriginal Housing Victoria (AHV)
Who funded the project
Karabena Consulting was engaged to facilitate consultations with various stakeholders in the Victorian Aboriginal community housing sector to inform the development of a 20-Year Vision.
To complete this project, we undertook a range of consultations including an online survey, telephone interviews and workshops. We provided the outcomes to AHV prior to developing the final 20-Year Vision with their guidance.
Summary
To facilitate consultations with relevant stakeholders in the Victorian Aboriginal community housing sector to inform the development of a 20-Year Vision.
Project Aims
To complete this project, Karabena Consulting:
Established a Project Steering Committee to guide and advise our work
Conducted one online survey and two semi-structured telephone interviews with Aboriginal Housing and Homelessness Forum (AHHF) members
Conducted four semi-structed telephone interviews with funders/policymakers
Conducted a range of workshops including:
six workshops with the Aboriginal Housing and Homelessness Forum
one workshop with Victorian Traditional Owners
one workshop with AHV.
Methodologies
The key outputs for this project were:
A discussion paper comprising of consultation outcomes
The 20-Year Vision.
Outputs
The 20-Year Vision will guide the Victorian Aboriginal community housing sector to become members of a unified and vibrant sector capable of delivering quality services and achieving housing equity within a generation.
Project Outcomes
Victorian Aboriginal community housing sector; Aboriginal Housing Victoria; self-determination; 20-Year Vision; social housing; housing equity; social and emotional wellbeing; community controlled; home ownership; affordable housing