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Mental health royal commission update silent on hundreds of promised homes

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Mental health royal commission update silent on hundreds of promised homes
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The Victorian government is facing criticism for its slow progress in delivering promised housing for individuals with mental health challenges. An update revealed that only 505 of the 2,000 homes pledged five years ago have been built, raising concerns among housing and mental health advocates. Stakeholders emphasize the detrimental impact of unstable housing on mental health and urge the government to fulfill its commitments.

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Victorian government silent on hundreds of promised homes in wake of mental health royal commissionBy Jesse ThompsonSat 6 Jun 2026 at 7:10amSat 6 Jun 2026 at 7:10amSat 6 Jun 2026 at 7:10amThe Allan government says it still plans to deliver 2,000 homes for people with mental health challenges. (ABC News)In short: Housing and mental health groups are concerned about the state government's handling of a major commitment from the Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System.A recent inquiry update said the government was delivering about 500 homes tailored for people with mental illness — a quarter of the number it agreed to five years ago.The government insists all 2,000 homes will be delivered under a "phased…

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