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Mildura homeless rates set to spike, says Mallee Family Care

Allan Murphy

MALLEE Family Care fears there will be a spike in the rate of homelessness in the region once government support payments are wound back after the COVID-19 pandemic. Chief executive officer Teresa Jayet told an Inquiry into Homelessness in Victoria this week that homelessness could not be solved without homes and called for investment in […]

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