This article presents a multistate demographic approach for analyzing the longitudinal
dynamics of housing and homelessness. The approach is applied to a sample of highly …

Insecure housing—particularly for low-income groups—constitutes a critical and enduring
social problem. While Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) initiatives show promise as a …

1.1 Background Close to a fifth of the Australian population, 4.2 million people, had a
disability in 2012. About a third of those, 1.4 million, had profound or severe core-activity …

Objective The Doorway program is a 3-year pilot integrated housing and recovery support
program aimed at people with a severe and persistent mental illness who are 'at risk'or …

International research indicates that delayed discharges from inpatient mental health units
are common and most occur because patients lack suitable housing. However, little is …

The aims of this study were to identify factors that a) predict whether people experience
housing related discharge delay (HRDD) from a mental health inpatient unit; and b) predict …

Initially originating in the field of mental health and disability, supportive housing has come
to represent an important component in contemporary efforts to end homelessness in …

Executive summary Trajectories: the interplay between mental health and housing pathways
(Trajectories) policy development research was undertaken as a joint project between Mind …

Introduction Delayed discharge from inpatient mental health units is the continued
hospitalisation of consumers after being assessed as ready to be discharged. This is …

Trajectories is a national study that will develop a clearer understanding of the relationships
between the housing and mental health pathways of people with mental health issues, in …