Homelessness and Residential Care

Measuring homelessness and residential stability: The residential time-line follow-back inventory

Aged Care, Homelessness and Brain Injury

Service providers have been frustrated with the lack in availability of specialised long-term supported accommodation for older people, particularly older homeless people, living with an acquired brain injury (ABI) and significant behaviours of unmet need. Although the incidence of ABI (particularly alcohol-related brain injury) is far wider than being confined to the homeless population, it is...

Health Care And Homelessness: Foundation Funding.

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Homelessness: a problem for primary care?

Homelessness is a social problem that affects all facets of contemporary society. This paper discusses the concept of homelessness in terms of its historical context and the dominance of the pervasive 'victim blaming' ideologies, which, together with the worldwide economic changes that have contributed to a fiscal crisis of the state, and the resultant policies and circumstances, have led to an...

Residential Aged Care Funding