Research with individuals who are chronically homeless
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This is a copy of the presentation made by Elizabeth Whittaker at the 2014 NDARC Annual Research Symposium in Breakout Session Three: Social determinants of drug and alcohol use.
homelessness
Home safe and sound: MISHA 12 month report
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Executive Summary
How homeless men are faring: Baseline report from Michael’s Intensive Supported Housing Accord (MISHA)
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Reproductive health needs of women experiencing homelessness within inner Sydney
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Introduction
Lifetime characteristics and psychosocial functioning of community-dwelling individuals with a history of homelessness
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In-depth evaluation of Common Ground Sydney
Common Ground Sydney opened on 15 November 2011 and is Australia’s third project based on the Common Ground model. Common Ground Sydney accommodates formerly chronically homeless people and people on low to moderate incomes in a socially integrated housing complex in inner Sydney.
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Completed
Evaluation of the inner city youth at risk project and the inner city assertive outreach service.
The traditional response of the human service system to the needs of homeless people experiencing mental health conditions involves specialist homelessness, drug and alcohol, and mental health services providing support in a largely autonomous fashion.
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Completed
Evaluation of NSW Government initiative Platform 70
Platform 70 is a project of the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness and commenced in 2011. The project has the following key objectives:
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Current
The MISHA Project
The MISHA Project is a follow-on to the Michael Project. MISHA, or 'Michael's Intensive Supported Housing Accord', is an integrated program that provides long term stable accommodation and a holistic service delivery approach to homeless men.
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Completed
Homeless men suffer Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder at higher levels than returned servicemen
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Thursday, 21 February 2013
NDARC is a collaborator on the MISHA project, an integrated program led by Mission Australia that provides long term stable accommodation and a holistic service delivery approach