This study examines the prevalence of alcohol and drug disorders among homeless
veterans entering the Housing and Urban Development-Veterans Affairs Supported Housing …

Overall, the retention of people with serious mental illness (SMI) in supportive housing is
high. However, some supportive housing settings report average stays of only 15 months …

This study examined four categories of self‐reported health and mental health factors and
their association with recurrent or chronic homelessness in a sample of homeless Veterans …

Objectives: This study tested the impacts of peer specialists on housing stability, substance
abuse, and mental health status for previously homeless Veterans with cooccurring mental …

This study sought to determine whether homeless veterans entering Veterans Affairs (VA)
substance use treatment randomized to intensive addiction/housing case management …

The aim of this study was to analyze the impact of experiences of violence and
discrimination on mental health among people in situations of homelessness (PSH). For this …

Homelessness is a major public health problem, and serious mental illness (SMI) is highly
prevalent in the homeless population. Although supported housing services—which provide …

Homelessness is a social, economic, and political crisis in the United States. In particular,
the US–Mexico Border region has seen a surge of homelessness, specifically among …

On average it takes eight seconds for a psychoactive drug to reach the brain once it has
been inhaled, almost twice as fast as the next quickest method, intravenous injection, and …

Supportive housing, in which housing rent subsidies are combined with clinical case
management, has emerged in recent years as one of the most effective and most valued …