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Dr Tammy Hand

Deputy Chief Executive Officer

Upstream Australia Ltd

Dr Tammy Hand is the Deputy CEO of Upstream Australia Ltd, and a founding member of the Upstream International Living Lab that is focused on the development and international scale-up of ‘upstream’ solutions to youth homelessness, including the COSS Model. She is an experienced social researcher whose broad interests are focused on social and educational outcomes for young people, specifically at the intersections of in/equality, structural and non-structural barriers, social and system change and reform. Tammy is an adjunct senior research fellow at the Gonski Institute for Education at the University of New South Wales. Much of Tammy’s current work is focused on system reform for increased efficiency and effectiveness and she manages the implementation and development of COSS site expansion and led the developmental evaluation (2019-2023) of the funded pilot site in Albury, NSW – the Albury Project.

SESSIONS

Day 2

1:00

Focusing on early intervention and prevention

*Supported by Mission


A place-based collective impact approach to preventing youth homelessness: The Albury Project


Assoc. Prof. David Mackenzie, Founding Chief Executive Officer, Upstream Australia Ltd

Dr Tammy Hand, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Upstream Australia Ltd


Successful partnership focusing on housing women - real-estate property managers, landlords and community services supporting women who have experienced DVF


Nicole Peterman, Project Lead, The Priority Project, Mission Australia & Salvation Army


Disrupting the Trajectory of Homelessness: The Role of Early Intervention and Prevention


Leanne Nicholson, Executive Manager - Youth & Homelessness Services, Anchor Community Care Ltd

Leanne Moody, Case Manager, Anchor Community Care Ltd

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