Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10

A decade ago a group of ‘Marginalised’ Australians were identified; individuals who are characterised by a complex mix of financial, social, and mental health disadvantage. This project has followed up these individuals ten years later, and found that a majority have managed to escape from marginali...

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Main Authors: Cruwys, T., Berry, H., Cassells, R., Duncan, Alan, O'Brien, L., Sage, B., D'Souza, G.
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Published: University of Canberra 2013
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/4383
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author Cruwys, T.
Berry, H.
Cassells, R.
Duncan, Alan
O'Brien, L.
Sage, B.
D'Souza, G.
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description A decade ago a group of ‘Marginalised’ Australians were identified; individuals who are characterised by a complex mix of financial, social, and mental health disadvantage. This project has followed up these individuals ten years later, and found that a majority have managed to escape from marginalisation. It is important to tell these people’s stories in order to identify the protective factors that predict exit from such a disadvantaged state, and subsequently learn how policy might further support vulnerable Canberrans.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-43832022-10-27T03:52:29Z Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10 Cruwys, T. Berry, H. Cassells, R. Duncan, Alan O'Brien, L. Sage, B. D'Souza, G. A decade ago a group of ‘Marginalised’ Australians were identified; individuals who are characterised by a complex mix of financial, social, and mental health disadvantage. This project has followed up these individuals ten years later, and found that a majority have managed to escape from marginalisation. It is important to tell these people’s stories in order to identify the protective factors that predict exit from such a disadvantaged state, and subsequently learn how policy might further support vulnerable Canberrans. 2013 Report http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/4383 University of Canberra restricted
spellingShingle Cruwys, T.
Berry, H.
Cassells, R.
Duncan, Alan
O'Brien, L.
Sage, B.
D'Souza, G.
Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10
title Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10
title_full Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10
title_fullStr Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10
title_full_unstemmed Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10
title_short Marginalised Australians: Characteristics and Predictors of Exit Over Ten Years 2001-10
title_sort marginalised australians: characteristics and predictors of exit over ten years 2001-10
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/4383