Abstract Across North America and elsewhere in the world, Housing First is recognized as
an effective and humane approach to addressing homelessness. The need for a …

Housing First has emerged as an effective and humane approach to addressing
homelessness. Internationally, there has been debate over its potential for adaptation and …

In recent years, policy-makers and service providers have expressed concerns about
whether and how Housing First can be applied to the population of young people who …

Introduction This review aims to identify and synthesize literature focused on housing
interventions for young adults experiencing homelessness. Methods Following a five-stage …

In Canada, there is a growing interest in developing more effective responses to youth
homelessness. This is expressed by the desire to shift our efforts from providing homeless …

Young people experiencing homelessness face severe threats to their health and well-being
and while we know quite a bit about these risks, much less is understood about the …

Housing-led interventions have become recognized as a best practice for addressing
homelessness among adults, yet whether and how they apply to transition-age youth (TAY) …

Housing First has proven to be a realistic, humane and effective way of responding to
homelessness. Housing First in Canada: Supporting Communities to End Homelessness is …

Despite a legally-mandated right to shelter and extensive outreach efforts, an estimated
3,675 homeless individuals were living on the streets of New York City in 2018. Through …

Abstract The emergent Housing First model, focused on new means of rapid rehousing of
the homeless, is popular in North America among policy-makers and the mass media. Yet …