Background Homelessness is a growing public health challenge in the United Kingdom and
internationally, with major consequences for physical and mental health. Women represent …

Research indicates that homeless women are reported to experience more mental health
issues than women who are not homeless and are an increasing proportion of the overall …

Aims and objectives The aim of this research is to undertake a systematic review of the
existing literature to determine effective physical and psychosocial interventions for …

A review of the relevant literature is followed by an exploration of the complex relationship,
especially for women, between homelessness and mental health. Various mental health and …

Homeless women demonstrate higher rates of mental illness than homeless men. The
combination of complex life circumstances, stigmas related to mental illness, and …

Background The general aim of the study was to examine potential mediators and
moderators in an adaptation of the Unified Protocol for Homeless Women (UPHW). Methods …

Aims To evaluate the effect of psychosocial interventions for homeless adults on their
psychosocial outcomes. Design A systematic review and meta‐analyses were performed for …

Background: Homelessness creates a significant social and economic burden in the society.
Homelessness and mental illness are two interconnected social issues that poses …

Homelessness is a collective societal problem, and people who are homeless are often
treated as society's underclass, stigmatised and excluded. These issues are often …

Accessible Summary What is known on the subject? Previous research reports that people
in homelessness have poor physical and mental health and are excluded from society with …