People experiencing homelessness in the UK were unconditionally offered housing (and
support) from the beginning of the first lockdown in March 2020. For many, that meant '(re) …

AHURI undertakes evidence-based policy development on a range of priority policy topics
that are of interest to our audience groups, including housing and labour markets, urban …

This scoping review examined the literature on co-occurring mental health conditions and
substance use among Indigenous peoples globally across (i) time,(ii) types of conditions …

ABSTRACT The United States has a large and growing homeless population. In the name of
public order, municipalities across the country have criminalized behaviors associated with …

Abstract Background In Denmark, 42% of homeless people suffer from dual diagnosis, ie the
co-occurrence of a substance use of alcohol and/or illegal substances and another …

Objectives: A little more than a decade ago British Columbia (BC) decided to improve the
treatment of individuals suffering from severe concurrent disorders. They provided funding …

ABSTRACT Studies in Europe and North America have shown that the mental health of
individuals experiencing homelessness (IEHs) is worse than that of the general population …

Purpose Individuals with dual diagnoses might experience significant clinical and social
vulnerabilities during the pandemic and lockdown. This study aims to compare medication …

The co‑existence of mental health, alcohol, and drug issues among people experiencing
homelessness is pervasive, often as a result of trauma and adverse childhood experiences …

The COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly challenging for individuals with concurrent
mental health and addiction problems. Like other mutual aid groups, Dual Diagnosis …