Risk rating for social functioning and history of transience
To consider whether the client has sustainability issues, they must have problems accessing suitable housing that is affordable and adequate.
There are four levels of risk rating for difficulty in social functioning, lack of social skills and a history of transience
At risk (4) | The client or a member of the household has severe and persistent level of social dysfunction requiring a high level of support networks (may or may not be associated with mental illness). The result is an inability to function in alternative housing and state housing is required within seven days due to:
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Serious housing need (3) | The client or a member of the household has serious and persistent level of social dysfunction requiring a high level of support networks (may or may not be associated with mental illness). The result is an inability to function in the private sector and social housing is urgently required within 60 days due to:
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Moderate need (2) | The client or member of the household has a moderate level of social dysfunction requiring some support networks (may or may not be associated with mental illness) and experiences some difficulties functioning in the private sector and performing household tasks.
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Low or no need (1) | There is no social dysfunction limiting the client's or any household member's ability to function in the private sector and perform household tasks.
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