12/03/2026
As STAR Housing approaches its second year of operation, the current client statistics reflect strong and encouraging outcomes for individuals engaging with the service. In a relatively short period of time, STAR Housing has supported residents to build meaningful foundations for long-term recovery and personal development.
Current data shows that 66.7% of residents have achieved six months or more of sobriety, demonstrating the effectiveness of a structured, supportive recovery environment. In addition, 38.9% of residents have sustained sobriety for over one year, highlighting the serviceās ability to support individuals beyond early recovery and into longer-term stability.
Recovery at STAR Housing extends beyond abstinence alone. 77.8% of residents are actively engaging in education, courses, or volunteering, showing strong progress in rebuilding purpose, skills and community connection. These activities play a key role in developing long-term recovery capital and supporting reintegration into wider society.
Importantly, 88.9% of residents have shown an increase in recovery capital within their first three months, indicating significant improvements in areas such as wellbeing, stability, confidence and support networks. This reflects the trauma-informed and person-centred approach embedded within the STAR Housing model.
While the service currently supports a small cohort of 18 clients, the outcomes demonstrate a positive and meaningful impact on the lives of those accessing it. As STAR Housing approaches its two-year milestone, these results provide a strong foundation for continued growth, development and support for individuals seeking sustainable recovery. š„š§”
