There is increasing concern that adults with a past history of incarceration are at particular
disadvantage in exiting homelessness. Supported housing with case management has …

Homelessness and incarceration share a bidirectional association: individuals experiencing
homelessness are more likely to be incarcerated and former inmates are more likely to …

This article described the criminal histories of a multisite sample of homeless veterans
enrolled in the Housing and Urban Development-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD …

Rapidly placing homeless Veterans with severe mental illness into permanent housing is
one important goal of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development‐Veterans …

This study categorized 751 chronically homeless adults enrolled in supported housing
programs into three groups: participants who reported no history of incarceration (n= 221; …

OBJECTIVE: The study examined client characteristics, case management variables, and
housing features associated with referral, entry, and short-term success in a Department of …

Abstract The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has been increasing efforts to reach out
to assist incarcerated veterans. While previous studies have shown strong associations …

Eviction is one of the leading causes of homelessness in the USA Though permanent
supportive housing (PSH) helps participants maintain housing, some still leave due to …

Objective: Research suggests that subsidized housing combined with mental health
services may be an effective intervention for successfully placing individuals who have a …

Objective Studies have demonstrated that supported housing is an effective intervention for
individuals who are homeless and have a mental illness or substance use disorder. This …