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Social Policy Trends- Housing Affordability for Families with Low Incomes Across Canada [PDF]
The School of Public Policy Publications, 2017 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY FOR FAMILIES WITH LOW INCOMES ACROSS CANADA Percentage of income devoted to paying lowest-priced rent in a city, by low-income family type, select years, 1990-2015 Much public attention has been directed towards the issue of a
Margarita (Gres) Wilkins
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Families experiencing housing instability: The effects of housing programs on family routines and rituals. [PDF]
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 2014 Maintenance of family processes can protect parents, children, and families from the detrimental effects of extreme stressors, such as homelessness. When families cannot maintain routines and rituals, the stressors of poverty and homelessness can be compounded for both caregivers and children.
Lindsay Satterwhite, Mayberry +3 more
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Types of housing in the area of the General Urban Plan of Niš [PDF]
Arhitektura i UrbanizamThe paper analyzes the types of housing in the area of the General Urban Plan of Niš. There are 5 types of housing singled out: city-type family housing, suburban-type family housing, mixed housing zones, multi-family housing from the pre-war and post ...
Maksić-Mulalić Milica +2 more
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Moving From Street to Home: Health Status of Entrants to a Housing First Program
Journal of Primary Care & Community Health, 2011 Housing First (HF) is an evidence-based practice that ends chronic homelessness for individuals with serious mental illness by providing immediate access to permanent independent housing and team-based community supports. Little is known about the health
Lara Carson Weinstein MD +3 more
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Health and adverse childhood experiences among homeless youth
BMC Pediatrics, 2021 Background Homelessness is associated with health problems and with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The risk of chronic health conditions for homeless compared to housed youth, and how this risk interacts with ACEs remains unclear.
Andrew J. Barnes +3 more
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Housing and Urban Development trends in Czech Republic [PDF]
Urbani Izziv, 2008 This article describes housing trends in Czech Republic, which are determined by social, economic, technical and cultural changes of last two decades In Central Europe.
Karel Schmeidler
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Factors that influence success in housing management, maintenance and renewal [PDF]
Urbani Izziv, 2007 The execution of housing renewal works is a prerequisite for guaranteeing an appropriate housing standard. Housing renewal also reflects on the external image of the residential environment. The efficiency of the conducting of these activities depends on
Richard Sendi, Maša Filipović
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PlaNext, 2021 This paper addresses the problem of accessing decent and affordable housing in the Global South, where the housing need is, in general, more problematic than in the Global North.
Alireza Vaziri Zadeh +2 more
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Nordic Journal of Migration Research, 2015 The Norwegian housing model stands out internationally with its emphasis on home ownership. Immigrants, however, disproportionally live in rented housing. The rental market is poorly regulated, and renters often encounter poor housing standards, deprived
Anne Skevik Grødem +1 more
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MAIN FEATURES OF HOUSE-LIKE APARTMENTS
Facta Universitatis. Series: Architecture and Civil Engineering, 2020 House-like apartments are intended as a compromise between the opposing aspirations of the modern city dweller ‒ to live in a quiet family home in greenery in the suburbs and to live in a dense, bustling and vibrant city.
Branislava Stoiljkovic +2 more
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