Albanese: We have made a record investment in tackling homelessness
Canberra, August 11 (Hibya) - Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Street Side Medics, an organization providing free healthcare services to homeless people, has expanded its service network to Canberra.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese highlighted the resources allocated to tackling homelessness as part of the government's social welfare approach and the importance of healthcare services for vulnerable groups.
Speaking about the organization's scope of activities and impact, Albanese said, "Street Side Medics provides free healthcare to Australians experiencing homelessness. They have changed lives in Sydney and Melbourne, and now they are expanding to Canberra."
Emphasizing the government's investments in this area, Albanese said, "We have made a record investment in tackling homelessness, and we are supporting Street Side Medics to reach more communities."
Albanese concluded his statement with a message of social solidarity, saying, "Because when we look after the most vulnerable members of our society, we are stronger as a country."
British News Agency