Aim People living with mental illness are more likely than the general population to
experience adverse housing outcomes, including homelessness. The aim of the current …

Aims High rates of mental illness among individuals experiencing homelessness, as well as
documented contacts with psychiatric services prior to episodes of homelessness, indicate …

Abstract Background Housing First is an effective intervention to stably house and alter
service use patterns in a large proportion of homeless people with mental illness. However …

Background There is currently an incomplete picture of the long‐term impact of
homelessness on youth with mental health issues. There are also questions regarding …

Background Researchers have pointed out the paucity of research investigating long-term
consequences of experiencing homelessness in childhood or youth. Limited research has …

Abstract Background Recent studies in North American contexts have suggested that the
Housing First model is a promising strategy for providing effective services to homeless …

Purpose: Housing First (HF) has been shown to improve housing stability, on average, for
formerly homeless adults with mental illness. However, little is known about patterns of …

Young adults who experience homelessness have high rates of mental disorders, yet low
rates of outpatient mental health service use. This mixed methods study examined the …

Abstract Background The At Home/Chez Soi (AH/CS) Project is a randomized controlled trial
of a Housing First intervention to meet the needs of homeless individuals with mental illness …

Objective: This study compared the life changes of homeless people with mental illness
participating in Housing First or treatment as usual and examined factors related to various …