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Subscriber only NEW data has confirmed those doing it tough in Ipswich are in need of food, housing and emergency relief. Details released by the Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) revealed 33,000 searches had been made by people seeking support across thousands of community support services statewide. Between October and December searches for crisis relief increased by 14 per cent since the July to September period. A QFCC spokeswoman told the Queensland Times those doing it tough in Ipswich were reflected in the statewide trend, with 33 per cent in need of food, 22 per cent in need of emergency relief and 21 per cent struggling with housing issues.