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Election commitment tackles homelessness

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  • Rough sleepers in Geelong could receive more help to find housing if the Victorian Labor government is re-elected. It has pledged $250,000 to Neami's Towards Home Plus Assertive Outreach Program, which links people with accommodation and services.
  • Neami National chief executive Tom Dalton said the money would help more people access support. Geelong Member Christine Couzens said the service had helped vulnerable people gain housing.
  • Housing Minister Nick Staikos said demand for homelessness services was still rising.
Election commitment tackles homelessness
Photo: Geelong Independent

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