Parents of Victoria’s most vulnerable residents fear what will happen to their loved ones if hundreds of group homes close as state subsidies wind down. The concern centers on potential evictions, uncertainty about housing, and the risk of homelessness for people with profound disabilities as funding arrangements change. Critics argue the timing and management of transitions threaten stability and trust in care, while authorities say efforts are being made to coordinate solutions. Families highlight the human impact, noting previous closures and the emotional toll on residents and caregivers. The situation raises questions about long-term funding, placement options, and protections for vulnerable Victorians during (and after) the subsidy transition.
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