There is a complex and mutually reinforcing interplay between mental illness, substance use
disorders (SUDs), and homelessness. Psychiatric symptoms (eg, depression, hearing …

Veterans are more likely than the general civilian population to become homeless (Veteran
homelessness: a supplemental report to the annual homeless assessment report to …

Purpose To examine the prevalence of lifetime homelessness among veterans and use of
Veterans Affairs (VA) homeless services, as well as their association with sociodemographic …

Upon returning home from the military, America's veterans face complex challenges such as
homelessness and substance use disorders (SUD). Veterans who have experienced SUDs …

Starting in the 1980s, literature emerged indicating that people being incarcerated had
histories of homelessness, that people who were homeless had histories of incarceration …

Background and Objectives The first aim of this study was to compare self‐reported causes
of homelessness between veterans and nonveterans. A second aim examined whether …

Homelessness among US veterans has been a focus of research for over 3 decades.
Following Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) …

Objective: Veteran homelessness is complex with persistent barriers, and the phenomenon
is not well understood. Method: This study used a phenomenological approach to describe …

Although estimates of homelessness among Veterans have been declining since 2009 (the
first year these data were reported), homelessness remains more common among Veterans …

BACKGROUND: The relationship between homelessness among veterans and mental
illness and suicidality has not been clearly defined. To further examine this relationship, we …