Living Safe Together Intervention Program State And Territory Final Reports For Financial Year 2023-24 Part 1 Part 2
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The Department of Home Affairs released annual forward work plans and end-of-year reports for the Living Safe Together intervention program covering the 2023-24 financial year across Australian states and territories. The documents outline the multiyear activity agreement for 2023-25 and detail planned outputs and deliverables for the Australian Capital Territory jurisdiction. Key activity areas include governance, referrals and triage processes, assessment, case management, awareness and knowledge-raising initiatives, and support services. The reports track proposed costs, actual expenditure, delivery timeframes, and implementation status against planned priorities funded under the Living Safe Together intervention program (L&TIP). However, specific numerical data regarding program outcomes, participant numbers, expenditure figures, and performance metrics have been redacted under section 47B(a) of the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
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