Housing First

Title: How Does Housing First Catalyze Recovery?: Qualitative Findings from a Canadian Multi-Site Randomized Controlled Trial

Authors: Macnaughten, E., Townley, G., Nelson, G., Caplan, R., Macleod, T., Polvere, L., Isaak, C., Kirst, M., McAll, C., Nolin, D., Patterson, M., Piat, M., & Goering, P.

Year: 2016

Summary: Housing First can promote recovery in homeless people with mental illness. Changes can be found at three different transition points: from street to home, from home to community, and from present to future.

Key Words: Housing First, mental illnesses, transition, homelessness

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