Trajectories: The Interplay Between Housing and Mental Health PathwaysBlog description: We are pleased to share the final report from Mind Australia and AHURI’s collaborative Trajectories research exploring pathways in and out of homelessness and its...
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A Practical Guide to Video Mental Health ConsultationAuthors: Swinburne University of Technology
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Audio: There Was Nothing Sane About Chernobyl – Madness, Homelessness and Domestic ViolenceAuthors: Jemima Isbester
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum- Audio: STACY (Safe and Together Addressing Complexity) – A Project about Domestic Violence and its Link with Homelessness and Mental Health
Authors: Susan Heward-Belle
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: Assertive Outreach Guidelines and What Works (For SHS and Integrated Teams)
Authors: Shane Jakupec
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: Adelaide Zero Project: Using A Collective Impact Framework for Systems-Change
Authors: Renee Jones
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: Pathways In and Out of Homelessness for People with Severe Mental Illness in Inner City Sydney
Authors: Olav Nielssen
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: Mental Health Housing and Accommodation Services Initiative (NSW HASI) Effectiveness to Live in the Community
Authors: Karen Fisher, Peri O'Shea
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: No Place to Call Home – Developing a Model to End Tent Cities
Authors: Jenny Ranft, Clyde Eriksson
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: Doorway: The Case for Private Rental in Addressing Homelessness for Individuals who Experience Mental Ill-Health
Authors: Beth Fogerty
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: Coordinating Services for People Experience Homelessness: Implementation Challenges
Authors: Vicky Stergiopoulos
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum - Audio: Prevalence of Mental Health Disorders and Drug and Alcohol Problems for People Who Are Homeless; Loneliness and Homelessness
Authors: Marlee Bower
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Event: 2020 Summer Forum
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