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Centre for Research on Inner City Health - Community-Based Programs for Homeless Adults with Concurrent Disorders: "What Works for Whom, Where, Why, and How"
2009 CRICH Concurrent Disorders Event
Download full report (2.3 MB pdf file)Concurrent Disorders and Homelessness: New Evidence for Policy and Programming
A Roundtable hosted by the Centre for Research on Inner City Health, St. Michael's Hospital
May 5, 2009
1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
- Read the CRICH Summary Report on Concurrent Disorders (2.3 MB PDF file)
Presentations
- Street Health Research Bulletin on Homelessness, Mental Health and Substance Use: New Survey Results Prepared and Analyzed by Street Health, Based on the Street Health 2007 Survey: Erika Khandor, Street Health
Five community-based agencies were involved in the development of this summary report:- Access Alliance Multicultural Health Centre, Toronto
- Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centres, Toronto
- Sistering: A Women's Place, Toronto
- Street Health, Toronto
- South Riverdale Community Health Centre
- Community-Based Services for Homeless Adults with Concurrent Disorders: What Works for Whom, Where, Why, and How? A realist systematic review of evidence: Patricia O’Campo, CRICH
Addressing the Knowledge Gaps from the Realist Review:- Services for Aboriginal Peoples: Kelly McShane, Ryerson University & Sylvia Maracle, Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centres
- Services for Women: Angela Robertson, Sistering
- Harm Reduction Services: Maritt Kirst, CRICH
- Policy, Funding, and Planning Perspectives
- Katherine Chislett, Shelter, Support & Housing Administration (City of Toronto)
- Anne Bowlby, Mental Health & Addictions Program, Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
- Lori Lucier, Toronto Central LHIN
For more information contact: Kelly Murphy, Director, Knowledge Transfer and Exchange, CRICH, at murphyke@smh.ca
