Media Release – South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness

South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness welcomes Labor’s public housing announcement, but we believe more work is necessary

South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness welcomes Labor’s public housing announcement, but we believe more work is necessary 10 March 2026 South Australia’s specialist homelessness services are under unprecedented strain, with more people seeking help, more being turned away and a sharp rise in rough sleeping. The South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness (SAAEH) supportsContinue reading “South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness welcomes Labor’s public housing announcement, but we believe more work is necessary”

South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness saddened by the closure of Shelter SA

South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness saddened by the closure of Shelter SA 15th January 2026 The South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness is deeply saddened to learn that Shelter SA will cease operations on Friday 6 February. We acknowledge the vital role Shelter SA has played over many years in advocating for housing andContinue reading “South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness saddened by the closure of Shelter SA”

SA homelessness initiatives receive international recognition from UN-backed World Habitat Awards

Four people stand in a line with their backs to the camera, each wearing a black shirt that says in red text 'Homelessness is solvable'.

While disappointed with the result of the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice Referendum, the South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness (SAAEH) will continue to walk alongside Aboriginal peoples and the wider community.

Dignity in life and in death

A man sleeping rough on the street. His face and upper body are obscured by his legs. There is a gold dot filter over the image.

Statement on the Voice to Parliament Referendum result

We support the Voice to Parliament: An open heart, respect, and listening are key

The South Australian Alliance to End Homelessness (SAAEH) is proud to stand with the Yes Campaign for a First Nations Voice to Parliament, and strongly supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Adelaide Zero Project reaches 1,000 housing outcomes for people experiencing rough sleeping homelessness

20 June 2023

Census homelessness data reveals South Australia no longer leads the nation on homelessness responses

22 March 2023

Communications statement regarding Adelaide Zero Project transition

An elderly womena sits on stairs and looks at the camera. She has a sad expression on her face and is wearing a plaint t-shirt. A gold tint has been added to the image.

27 July 2021

Adelaide Zero Project Impact Report released

Adelaide Zero Project Impact Report released 31 March 2021 Four years after developing a ground-breaking programme with a coalition of partners to reduce rough sleeping in Adelaide’s inner city, the Don Dunstan Foundation released an Impact Report on the Adelaide Zero Project’s achievements to this point. The Adelaide Zero Project Impact Report has highlighted thatContinue reading “Adelaide Zero Project Impact Report released”