Western Australian family-of-four forced to live in a caravan after being booted from their rental
Daily MailA family of four have been left homeless and forced to live in a friend's caravan amid Australia's ongoing housing crisis. The family is now facing eviction from the van due to a strict 27-day stay limit enforced by the caravan park Steven said his family are now officially classified as homeless and are eligible to receive help from the Salvation Army, but the organisation has flagged there will be a long wait for a home. Approximately 122,494 people experience homelessness on any given night across the country Housing advocates are urgently pushing for more commitment from the government to invest in social and affordable housing. Everybody's Home spokeswoman Maiy Azize said social housing stock was dwindling while housing stress and homelessness was on a sharp curve upwards. Meanwhile, the Australian Council of Social Services has said the government should invest directly in more housing for people on the lowest incomes, and encourage super funds and individuals to invest in new affordable homes.