This March 24, 2015 article found on the Philly.com website talks about the idea that providing safe affordable housing with appropriate supportive services could reduce homelessness and incarceration rates among those with mental health issues who have found themselves either incarcerated or homeless .. or both.
by Webtypo
“Housing, not asylums”
- Advocacy and Awareness, Homeless Issues, Housing, Housing, Issues, Jail and Prison Issues, Men's Issues, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Mentally ill inmates, Pediatric Issues, Physical Health, Poverty, Recovery, Treatment and Support, Whole health, Women's Issues
- homeless, homeless issues, homelessness, Housing, housing for former inmates, housing issues, incarceration, inmate mental health, inmates with mental illness, Mental Health, mental health issues, Mental Illness, mental wellness, mentally ill, support for former inmates, supportive housing, supportive living
