We present the findings of a narrative approach to the evaluation of supportive housing for
formerly homeless people who have experienced serious mental illness. According to the …

The diversity of homeless people and the complexity of their problems challenge our
understanding of how best to serve them. This article argues that disaffiliation and …

It is believed that in Australia one in five people suffer a significant mental disorder, with
most of these people living and working with little difficulty (Robinson, 2001: 5). It has also …

Background: Homelessness and mental illness together confer significant morbidity and
mortality because of physical health problems. Healthcare provision is undergoing …

Homeless young adults are at increased risk for contact with the police and are
overrepresented in the justice system. This study explored associations between …

Objective: In the United States, loneliness is increasingly becoming a public health crisis.
Individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) report loneliness at rates much higher than the …

This paper explores the subjective experiences of mental health practitioners, people with
psychosis and carers, on social isolation and community integration of people with …

This paper explores the links between housing stressors, social supports and psychological
distress. It was hypothesised that exposure to housing stressors would be significantly …

It is important for the complexities of homelessness to be considered when constructing
policy or practice relating to people who are without safe and stable accommodation. These …

Social isolation is a deprivation of social connectedness. It is a crucial aspect that continues
to be named by people as a core impediment for achieving well-being and as a relevant …