Sunday Night Tea in Adelaide, South Australia | Community group

Sunday Night Tea

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8212 3295

Address: 14 Flinders St 5000 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.pilgrim.org.au

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19.01.2022 With housing issues at the forefront of people’s minds and unemployment levels rising, this year may be the most important Homelessness Week yet. In the midst of this global pandemic, we are facilitating a series of dynamic online articles, events and videos to ensure this important week continues to be highlighted. There will be a special global focus with homelessness expert, Dr Nonie Brennan, joining live from Canada. A progress update will also be given on The Adelaide Z...ero Project and its goal of reaching functional zero street homelessness in the inner city by the end of 2020. Follow the Don Dunstan social media accounts to keep up to date on the week’s activities. MONDAY 3 AUGUST - DR JOHN FALZON OPINION EDITORIAL Sociologist, poet and social justice advocate Dr John Falzon, joins the Don Dunstan Foundation in welcoming Homelessness Week with a commentary on the current state of homelessness. This will be released on Monday 3 August. TUESDAY 4 AUGUST - ADELAIDE ZERO PROJECT COMMUNITY BRIEFING WEDNESDAY 5 AUGUST - COLLECTIVE IMPACT STORY THURSDAY 6 AUGUST - GLOBAL HOMELESSNESS WITH DR NONIE BRENNAN - ONLINE TALK FRIDAY 7 AUGUST - UNIVERSITY STUDENT CHALLENGE

18.01.2022 The Adelaide City Council on Tuesday 12th May decided to commission an independent legal review of Hutt St Centre's compliance with land use regulations. The resolution passed following a push from Deputy Lord Mayor Alexander Hyde and with the support of the 'Team Adelaide majority faction' which Hyde is credited as leading. The decision will incur legal expenses that Hutt St Centre could spend instead on homelessness services. Peter Malinauskas (Opposition leader) said today that the council’s decision was completely inconsistent with any sense of humanity and compassion to those members of our community who are the most vulnerable, at one of the most vulnerable times we’ve experienced in a generation. Yes.

15.01.2022 Even before COVID-19 almost 120,000 people were homeless every night in Australia. And that number is projected to skyrocket with one million Australians losing income as a consequence of Covid-19. Will you contact the Treasurer and urge him to invest in social housing in the lead up to the October Budget? Join thousands of people and Australian organisations who are calling on Josh Frydenberg to create jobs and homes renters can afford. Read more and sign the petition. https://everybodyshome.com.au/email-josh-frydenberg

13.01.2022 Interesting article based on former head of Zero Homelessness program.

05.01.2022 This from Victoria....