Despite widespread enthusiasm for Housing First approaches to addressing homelessness,
conditional models of support that require 'housing readiness' persist in many jurisdictions …

Living in temporary accommodation (TA) can impact negatively on social and emotional well-
being, particularly where it is poor-quality, large-scale, or congregate in nature. None-the …

Rental discrimination is a key factor in the reproduction of socio-economic inequality under
emergent rentier capitalism within the asset society. Our research into the effects of …

Homelessness services and policy have historically tended to be organised by an explicitly
conditional logic, wherein people experiencing homelessness must prove their “housing …

Based on the premise that 'home'is more than bricks and mortar, a growing body of literature
has considered how the concept might be applied to homelessness. Aligned with 'home' …

Housing First (HF) operates on the premise that permanent housing is the first need of
people experiencing chronic homelessness. It understands housing as a resource to which …

This scoping review examines how housing “readiness” is assessed among permanent
supportive housing residents before transitioning to mainstream housing through a Moving …

This report details contemporary mechanisms of exclusion in the UK rental housing system.
Whilst a number of these mechanisms are new, they are discussed with reference to a …

The housing studies field has been critiqued since the 1980s for under-engagement with
theory. In this paper, we present the findings of a systematic literature review that …

ABSTRACT The notion that Housing First (HF) is a human-rights based approach to housing
some of society's most vulnerable citizens is often alluded to in the literature, but seldom …