WA launches second stage of 10-year homelessness action plan
WA government has launched the second five-year Action Plan under its 10-Year Homelessness Strategy, focusing on service delivery and early intervention across the state.
Will WA's homelessness action plan mean more social housing construction work for tradies?
Builders and tradespeople may see increased social housing and support facility construction contracts flow from this strategy in WA.
Key takeaways
- WA has launched the second five-year stage of its 10-Year Homelessness Strategy.
- The plan focuses on service delivery and early intervention across the state.
- Social housing and support facilities may create indirect work opportunities for local tradies.
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