Australia's welfare 2009

Australia's welfare 2009

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Australia's welfare no. 9

Australia's welfare 2009 is the ninth biennial welfare report of the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. It is the most comprehensive and authoritative source of national information on welfare services in Australia. Topics include children, youth and families; ageing and aged care; disability and disability services; carers and informal care; housing and housing assistance; and homelessness.

Authored by AIHW.

Published 17 November 2009; ISSN 1321-1455; ISBN-13 978 1 74024 956 0; AIHW cat. no. AUS 117; 364pp.; $60.00

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  1. Introduction (26KB XLS)
  2. Children, youth and families (65KB XLS) 1
  3. Ageing and aged care (65KB XLS)
  4. Disability and disability services (40KB XLS)
  5. Carers and informal care (103KB XLS)
  6. Housing and housing assistance (22KB XLS)
  7. Homelessness (31KB XLS)

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  1. This version of Australia’s Welfare 2009 differs from the original (published 17 November 2010) in that it corrects historical data reported on the number per 1,000 children subject to notifications and substantiations in 2006–07. This change affects Appendix table A2.7 only. (1 September 2010)