Objective: Recent clinical and policy trends have favored low-demand housing (provision of
housing not contingent on alcohol and drug abstinence) in assisting chronically homeless …

Background Recent research suggests low‐demand housing (ie, not contingent upon
abstinence) is effective in helping people exit homelessness, even among recent active …

Objectives: Housing First is a supportive housing model for persons with histories of chronic
homelessness that emphasizes client-centered services, provides immediate housing, and …

Both direct placement in supported community housing and pretreatment with time-limited
residential treatment are used as approaches to helping chronically homeless adults exit …

Permanent supported housing has increasingly been identified as a central approach to
helping homeless individuals with disabilities exit from homelessness. Given that one third …

Objectives: This study explores the two-year housing-and non–housing-related outcomes for
adults who are homeless with problematic substance use who received scattered-site …

Abstract Background and Aims Evidence supports the effectiveness of Housing First (HF)
programmes for people who are experiencing homelessness and mental illness; however …

Abstract Communities across the United States have initiated plans to end chronic
homelessness. In many of these communities, addiction treatment programs remain the …

Objectives. Housing typically is not provided to homeless persons during drug abuse
treatment. We examined how treatment outcomes were affected under 3 different housing …

Abstract Aims Housing First (HF) is an established intervention for people experiencing
homelessness and mental illness. We compared daily substance use (DSU) between HF …