advisory statement

38KPR was purchased and developed as an accommodation solution to address homelessness in Brisbane, Queensland. The facility houses older men who are at risk of, or experiencing homelessness, with a commitment to providing safe, stable accommodation. Working closely with other housing and homelessness support organisations such as HART4000, vulnerably housed men are provided with accommodation and connected with on-site and off-site support services. In many cases the stability allows them to successfully engage with support which improves and saves lives. There are many inspirational and heartwarming stories that have been enabled by 38KPR.

project beneficiaries

Primarily aimed at sheltering the homeless and providing a leg up for low income earners down on their luck, there are many community benefits provided as well.

The Vulnerably Housed

QLD Health

Local Council

Local Community

State Goverment

Community Corrective Services

Related research

Experience at 38KPR informed Rethinking Homelessness in the River City, a roundtable convened by ESG360, Xstitch Health and QUT to explore privately delivered, socially aligned accommodation.

Explore the roundtable and read the discussion paper →

project milestones

  • May 2022

    Referral Pathway Established via Homelessness Assessment Referral Team

  • July 2023

    Formal Theory of Change Defined

  • May 2024

    Visit from Hon Tim Nicholls, Member for Clayfild

  • January 2025

    Visit from Hon Sam O'Connor, Minister for Housing and Public Works

brief description

38KPR is an inner Brisbane Accommodation facility providing safe temporary to medium term accommodation.

client

38 KPR

project budget

$2.8M

date started

28 Jan 2020