Support NAHA and don't turn back on vulnerable Australians, says SYFS chief Narelle Clay

By Agron Latifi
February 15 2017 - 5:30pm
CONCERNED: SYFS chief executive Narelle Clay hopes the government won't axe the NAHA scheme. Picture: Adam McLean
CONCERNED: SYFS chief executive Narelle Clay hopes the government won't axe the NAHA scheme. Picture: Adam McLean

The Federal Government has done little to quell fears it will make blanket cuts to essential homelessness and housing programs funded under the National Affordable Housing Agreement (NAHA).

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