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 …

Supportive housing has been widely used among persons experiencing chronic
homelessness and/or mental health conditions. While it has been demonstrated to be …

BackgroundLittle is known about the determinants of community integration (ie recovery) for
individuals with a history of homelessness, yet such information is essential to develop …

BackgroundIn an initial study (Study 1), we found that motivation predicted community
integration (ie functional recovery) 12 months after receiving housing in formerly homeless …

Background: Little is still known about what community, individual and program factors
contribute to the successful community integration of formerly homeless persons diagnosed …

The multiple dimensions of social integration among formerly homeless adults with severe
mental illness have not been well‐studied. Previous studies have focused on clinical …

Objective: Supported housing programs have been successful in helping homeless adults
obtain housing. This study examined whether improvements in social integration occur after …

The current longitudinal study used mixed methods to examine the relationship of housing
and neighborhood characteristics and community integration among a population of …

This study examines community integration among homeless adults with mental illness 6
and 12 months after random assignment to Housing First (independent apartments or …

The current longitudinal study evaluated the individual, housing, and neighborhood
characteristics predictive of feeling psychologically integrated within one's neighborhood …