Path to Stability

This is the first episode of the series, "Path to Stability", addressing homelessness. The episode went to air on August the 4th 2025 and was presented by Samia in Enlgish. It included a presentation on the issue of homelessness with a focus on older women of CALD background. It was followed by brief translations in Arabic and Urdu as well as some caller comments.

Episode 1: Path to Stability - Housing Insecurity for Older Women – HAAG Documentary

In this second episode of Path to Stability, Samia interviews Dr Ekhlas Nasser about the health consequences of homelessness and unstable living. The interview is followed by brief translations in Arabic and Urdu.

Episode 2: Path to Stability - Health Impacts of Homelessness on Women - Dr Ekhlas Nasser

In this episode, Samia interviews Mariam about her personal experience with homelessness and the housing crisis. Mariam speaks about her struggles, places where she sought support and future outlooks. The interview is followed by brief translations in Arabic and Urdu.

Episode 3: Path to Stability – Mariam’s Story of Homelessness and Housing Challenges

In this episode, Samia interviews Eloise Parrab from the Tenants Union of NSW about tenant entitlements, law changes and what is to come. The interview is followed by a brief translation in Arabic and then in Urdu.

Episode 4: Path to Stability - Tenant Entitlements

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Path to Stability

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