Objectives. We examined the relationship between substance dependence and residential
stability in homeless adults with current mental disorders 12 months after randomization to …

People who experience mental illness can be viewed as either fundamentally different than,
or fundamentally like, everyone else in society. Recovery-oriented mental health systems …

Access to safe, good quality affordable housing is essential to wellbeing and housing
related factors can have an important influence on neighbourliness and sense of community …

Objective: This article presents the argument that all veterans engaged in substance use
treatment, regardless of current or recent use, should be allowed access to vocational …

Objectives: Veteran homelessness has declined in the past decade, but the proportion of
unsheltered homeless veterans has increased. We identified characteristics of unsheltered …

The appendixes in this annex provide estimates of the number of US military veterans who
experience financial burden from housing costs. They also offer context for how these …

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

BACKGROUND: This study examined whether homeless clients enrolled in transitional
housing programs that required sobriety (SR) as an admission criterion have outcomes …

Purpose–Over the course of their service, veterans are exposed to elevated levels of chronic
stress that contribute to a greater prevalence of mental illness than observed in the general …

ABSTRACT Introduction The US DVA Grant and Per Diem (GPD) program funds community
agencies to provide housing and case management services to Veterans experiencing …