Resources

Research Data

In 2019, ARVL provided data and statistics for research with the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) regarding homelessness amongst Australian veterans. Read the report here.

ARVL also partners with research organisations like MESHA, Flinder University, Phoenix Australia and various other organisations, to provide further research and data and to draw upon the findings to continually improve our services for veterans experiencing homelessness.

Publications and Articles

Some of our veteran stories

Australia Remembers – Bob and Jan Russell talk to DVA TV about the loss of their son Andrew leading up to Remembrance Day 2021.

The Honourable Tung Ngo MLC speech to Parliament on Wednesday 8 March 2023 regarding the ARVL program.

We have worked very closely with Dr Duncan Wallace (a consultant psychiatrist, and a Commodore in the Royal Australian Navy) who published an article in the national journal, Australasian Psychiatry, titled “Veteran Homelessness in Australia: What do we know? What has been done? What do we need to do?”. In this article Dr Wallace highlights the critical vulnerabilities our homeless veterans face, as well as the important work thatARVL is doing.

ARVL Program expands to Western Australia

RSL Care SA has been instrumental in assisting RAAFA WA to replicate our veteran homelessness program over there. We are very pleased to see the program expand to other states and increase the housing and resources available to veterans at risk. Click here to find out more about ARVL WA.

Partner organisations 

Open Arms

DVA

Westside Housing

Phoenix Australia

Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA)

Harmony Nursing Australia