Arts, Design & Architecture Social Policy Research Centre

Keeping women safe in their homes: Private rental initiative evaluation

The Queensland Government has developed the Private Rental Initiative (PRI) in order to better facilitate access to the private rental market. The PRI is part of the Keeping Women Safe in their Homes initiatives, funded through the Commonwealth Women’s Safety Package. The aim of the PRI is to reduce barriers for women affected by domestic and family violence that prevent them from accessing or sustaining accommodation in the private rental market.

The purpose of this evaluation was to identify and analyse implementation learnings as well as changes or progress towards outcomes for those who participated in the PRI.
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Social Policy Research Centre

Research Area

Policy Design, Impact and Evaluation | Families and Communities

Evaluation of the Keeping Women Safe – Private Rental Initiative

Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

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