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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Supported housing"”.
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Supported Housing Experiences of People with Serious Mental Illness
… with serious mental illness (SMI) receiving housing assistance. A qualitative method was used to interview five adults with SMI living in a supported housing model. An Ecological Systems Theory (EST) was used as the theoretical orientation for the study. The major themes related to success of …
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Examining Community Integration of Individuals With Psychiatric Disabilities Residing In Supported and Non-Supported Housing
… integration experiences of individuals living in supported housing with the experiences of individuals living in non-supported housing (i.e., housing that is not attached to rehabilitative services). To achieve this goal, the NoCS study employed a mixed-methods design (qualitative and …
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Examining Community Integration Among Persons With Serious Mental Illnesses Residing In Supported Housing Via the Capabilities Approach
… serious mental illnesses (SMI), particularly in supported housing environments. Community integration has been conceptualized as comprising of three dimensions: physical integration, social integration and psychological integration. Drawing from the capabilities approach for integration as …
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Building a continuum of care through boundary spanning and organizational change : corrections and HIV/AIDS supported housing in Massachusetts
… context of federal devolution, practitioners in supported housing systems and other diverse organizational contexts increasingly face the challenge of fostering coordination and managing conflicts of values and perspectives within organizations tied together in networks. Such coordination is …
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Homelessness as a Risk Factor in Persons with Serious Mental Illness A Study of How Previous Homelessness Affects Recovery
… with serious mental illness (SMI) living in supported housing programs in South Carolina at the point of data collection. Three hierarchical regression analyses generally supported the hypotheses proposed in this paper as such: (1) Ever experiencing homelessness predicted higher scores of …
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(Re)negotiating the self: homeless women's constructions of home, Homelessness and Identity
… homelessness support services – hostels, supported housing projects, day-centres, and women’s centres –in a range of homelessness situations. This research produced four significant findings. First, home and homelessness were experienced in broader senses than previously found. As home …
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Supporting People:how did we get here and what does it mean for the future?
… of 1997 to the present designed to provide housing related support to those considered vulnerable. The theoretical framework uses concepts from past studies of implementation, policy networks, governmentality, path dependency, other temporal concepts and a recent heuristic that provides an …
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Achieving the Telos of Living Well Together
… with serious mental illnesses residing in supported housing identified perceived ability to handle stress as a significant mediator between neighborhood environmental factors and community integration experiences (Chien, 2009). The current study sought to build upon Chien's (2009) previous …
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Services provided to relatives of patients admitted to a psychiatric hospital : an assessment of family satisfaction
… are the most concerned about the lack of supported housing, rehabilitation services, adequate financial assistance, day care centres, sheltered employment for their mentally ill relatives and difficulties in relation to admission procedures. More than three quarters of the respondents were …
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Psychosocial rehabilitation for people with mental illness in the South African context : an evaluation from a service-users perspective
… clubhouse model, community-based support groups, supported housing and a self-advocacy body. The aim of psychosocial rehabilitation as an empowerment model is that service-users gain improved functioning, an increase in social functioning and an enhancement of their subjective quality of life. …