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Risk Factors and Behaviours Among Homeless Persons: Effectiveness of Intensive Case Management in Reducing Housing Instability for Persons With Severe Mental Illness
Author(s):
Aubry, Tim D.
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Description:
This is a PowerPoint presentation from the Canadian Conference on Homelessness that took place in York University in 2005
Type of Resource:
Conference/Presentation
Publication Date:
2005
Location:
Toronto
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Predictors of Past and Current Homelessness
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Title: Priority: Home! the Federal Plan to Break the...
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Title: Preventive Approaches to Homelessness
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Preventing Recurrent Homelessness Among Mentally Ill...
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