Summary Background Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are strong risk factors for
homelessness and poor health and functioning. We aimed to evaluate the lifetime …

Homeless individuals are at higher risk of criminal justice involvement (CJI) and victimization
compared to their housed counterparts. Exposure to childhood maltreatment (CM; eg …

People experiencing homelessness are particularly vulnerable to experiencing stressful life
events (SLEs) at some point in their lives; these SLEs are crucial for understanding the …

Objective: Exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) is highly prevalent among
homeless individuals and is associated with negative consequences during homelessness …

Childhood maltreatment increases risk for sexual and physical revictimization in adulthood.
The goal of the current study was to examine whether this risk is associated with specific …

Objective To determine the housing situation among people seeking psychiatric treatment in
relation to morbidity and service utilisation. Design Cross-sectional patient survey. Setting …

Numerous studies have examined the correlation between physical and/or sexual
victimization and offending and re-victimization later in life. However, fewer studies have …

Objective: Concurrent mental and substance use disorders or dual diagnosis are highly
prevalent among individuals experiencing homelessness. Studies have indicated that dual …

For most homelessness service providers, the number of clients who are eligible for long-
term housing outstrips the availability. This study uses a cohort of housing assessments …

BackgroundHomeless patients in psychiatric hospitals are a scarcely studied and there is
lack of knowledge about factors associated with homelessness and in-patient treatment …