Journal of mental health (Abingdon, England) · 2014
The interplay of rural issues, mental illness, substance use and housing problems.
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Jones Rebecca, Reupert Andrea, Sutton Keith, Maybery Darryl
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BACKGROUND: People with mental illness and substance use problems form a significant subgroup of the homeless population. International research has begun to document the complex experiences of this vulnerable group; however, less attention has focused on those living in rural areas.
AIM: This study sought to determine the experiences of people with mental illness and/or substance use issues, experiencing significant housing problems in rural areas.
METHODS: Within a qualitative framework, individual interviews were conducted with 40 respondents in Australia.
RESULTS: Themes generated a discussion around three main areas; (1) current housing problems, (2) pathways into unsuitable housing, and (3) factors contributing to appropriate accommodation.
CONCLUSION: The need for agency staff to identify and assist with the housing issues of their clients is underscored.
AIM: This study sought to determine the experiences of people with mental illness and/or substance use issues, experiencing significant housing problems in rural areas.
METHODS: Within a qualitative framework, individual interviews were conducted with 40 respondents in Australia.
RESULTS: Themes generated a discussion around three main areas; (1) current housing problems, (2) pathways into unsuitable housing, and (3) factors contributing to appropriate accommodation.
CONCLUSION: The need for agency staff to identify and assist with the housing issues of their clients is underscored.