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Consumer participation at Specialist Homelessness Services: Do the homeless have a say in the services they receive?
Darren Phillips
Ahmed Bawa Kuyini
This study in the state of New South Wales, Australia, explores what Specialist Homelessness Services being implemented in regard to consumer participation, what is working and what barriers to consumer participation have been encountered by both service users and providers. The study found that while consumers have some opportunities to...
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Australia & Oceania
Chronic Homelessness in Melbourne: First-Year Outcomes of Journey to Social Inclusion Phase 2 Study Participants
Zoe Callis
Paul Flatau
Jessica Mackelprang
Louise La Sala
Ami Seivwright
Kathryn Taylor
Monica Thielking
The Journey to Social Inclusion (J2SI) Phase 2 program, delivered by Sacred Heart Mission (SHM), uses an intensive case management approach focused on capacity building and relationship development to facilitate the movement of chronically homeless people in Melbourne to permanent, stable housing and a pathway to broader social inclusion...
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Chronic Homelessness in Melbourne: First-Year Outcomes of Journey to Social Inclusion Phase 2 Study Participants
Zoe Callis
Paul Flatau
Jessica Mackelprang
Louise La Sala
Ami Seivwright
Kathryn Taylor
and Monica Thielking
The Journey to Social Inclusion (J2SI) Phase 2 program, delivered by Sacred Heart Mission (SHM), uses an intensive case management approach focused on capacity building and relationship development to facilitate the movement of chronically homeless people in Melbourne to permanent, stable housing and a pathway to broader social inclusion...
Region:
Australia & Oceania
Housing First: Permanent Supported Accomodation for People with Psychosis who have Experienced Chronic Homelessness
Trevor Carlisle
Alex Holmes
Zoe Vale
et al.
The objective of this study was to determine whether a ‘housing first’ permanent supported accommodation was effective in improving housing stability, continuity of care and reducing mental health admissions for persons experiencing chronic homelessness with psychosis. The study found that the accommodation of chronic homeless persons...
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Australia & Oceania
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