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This study examines both the benefits that accrue to the individual from improved outcomes, and the benefits that accrue to government when a period of homelessness support results in reduced use of non-homelessness services (e.g. health, justice and welfare services) and therefore budgetary savings. The findings are presented in this current report and in the AHURI Baseline Report (Zaretzky et al. 2013), which reports on the findings of the Baseline Survey as the first wave of the Client Survey.