Is there still a problem with homelessness and schizophrenia?

Article Abstract:

The idea of a specific relation between homelessness and schizophrenia was first formally expressed in the scientific literature in Germany. Studies of homeless populations have suggested that the onset of mental illness, particularly schizophrenia, usually precedes the onset of homelessness.

Germany, Schizophrenia

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Housing, homelessness, and mental health in Great Britain

Article Abstract:

New initiatives in homelessness legislation, in funding resettlement support and in health services for different homeless populations are introduced. The different rates of mental health among these populations in Great Britain are also discussed.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Management, Mentally ill persons, Mentally ill, Company business management, Homeless persons, Homes and haunts, Homeless services

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Homelessness and mental disorders: a comparative review of populations in various countries

Article Abstract:

The population of homeless and mentally disturbed includes young and old, women and men, single persons and families. Major reasons which contribute to adult homelessness are - adverse childhood experiences and unhappiness.

Evaluation, Child psychology, Mental illness, Mental disorders

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