Juno’s submissions focus on the issues that we believe are at the heart of women’s homelessness – gender inequity and poverty. We seek to promote an understanding of gender inequity and we advocate for changes to the structures and practices which repeatedly hold women back.
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- Submission to the Inquiry into Economic Equity for Victorian Women (August 2021) – Juno presented our unique EMPower (Economic Mobility Power) coaching model which uses a long–standing and solid evidence base in neuroscience to address the impacts of trauma and toxic stress in order to support women to realise their economic independence. | View PDF
- Submission to the Inquiry into Homelessness (March 2020)– We made a submission to the Inquiry that spotlights women and children’s unique experiences of homelessness, calling for it to be considered in future policy and funding. Juno was also formally invited to give evidence to the Inquiry’s Committee. | View PDF
- Crisis in Crisis Report (February 2019) – Report into the state of short-term accommodation for people who are homeless. This report highlighted the particular dangers of this kind of accommodation to the safety of women and their children. | View PDF
- Joint submission to the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence (May 2015) –Joint submission by Juno, EDVOS, Safe Futures Foundation, Safe Steps and the Victorian Women’s Trust. | View PDF
- As part of Homelessness Week (August 2020), we put together a campaign that encouraged the public to sign a petition calling for more housing, and supported the creation of a website to increase the public’s understanding and knowledge of homelessness titled ‘Every Victorian Should Have a Home’(August 2020) | View Website
