A child with a learning disability was threatened with expulsion by his school due to some behavioural issues.

A man with physical disabilities and limited mobility continued to live in his family home after his mother had been admitted to an elderly care unit and placed under a financial administration order by a tribunal.

A man with a physical and mental disabilities living in a supported accommodation unit was not provided with appropriate services to which he was entitled.

A man with a physical disability detained in a prison was frequently deprived of his aids when being moved from one part of the prison to another.

A man who needed home and community care services from his council but was unable to speak or understand English was provided with a support worker who was unable to communicate with him in his own language.

A man with a physical disability living in a shared supported accommodation unit objected to his mail being opened by the workers at the unit.

A man with a physical disability living in public housing objected to work being carried out on his house on a holy day due to his religious beliefs.

A child was charged with an offence. Police stated that the charge would be withdrawn if the child agreed to provide a statement and evidence against another person who was jointly accused of the crime.

A woman from a refugee background was living with her children in public housing.

A young woman with cerebral palsy was left in her home, alone and unable to leave, while waiting for the government to determine whether or not she was eligible for disability support services.

A woman was denied immediate medical assistance to treat contractures in her hand due to her being over 50 years of age.

A tribunal matter regarding the payment of rent and repairs to a property was reopened despite falling outside of its limitation period.

A 40-year-old man with brain injury was living in an aged care home.

A 96-year-old woman was given a 60 day notice to vacate the home she had lived in for 21 years.

A woman with a cognitive disability contested the decision of her guardian to have her moved into a residential facility where no workers spoke her language, understood her cultural and religious beliefs or would prepare food in a way which was required by her religion.

A young woman with a refugee background was given a notice to vacate at the end of her three-month fixed-term tenancy agreement in transitional housing operated by a private provider.

The Homeless Persons’ Legal Clinic used the Charter in its advocacy campaign against a proposal by the Yarra Ranges Shire to criminalise sleeping in cars.

A family of seven had experienced great difficulty in receiving financial support and secure housing since arriving in Australia.

A 66 year-old woman with mental health concerns had been applying for alternative accommodation as her public housing property was exacerbating her health conditions.

Two teenage sisters were studying full time and living in public housing with their parents.