Presented by National Health Care for the Homeless and CSH Download Research (PDF)
Stopping the Revolving Door: How Health Centers Can Serve Justice-Involved Populations Read More >>
Presented by the National Healthcare for the Homeless Council for the 2017 Symposium Washington D.C. Slide Deck 1 (PDF) Slide Deck 2 (PDF)
Presented by VERA Institute of Justice Download Research (PDF)
Vera Institute: On Life Support: Public Health in the Age of Mass Incarceration Read More >>
The November issue of In Focus provides a synthesis of recent literature on the connections between incarceration and homelessness in the United States. The relationship between these topics is an intricate one, as both are risk factors for the other. Some homeless sub-populations are at increased risk for incarceration, including those with mental health issues,
In Focus: Incarceration & Homelessness: A Revolving Door of Risk Read More >>
Presented by National Healthcare for the Homeless Council Jail inmates and detainees have a constitutional entitlement to shelter, regular meals and health care services while incarcerated. But once they are released, many individuals are without resources and unable to meet their basic needs. Those who were homeless may return to homelessness; others may become newly
Reaching in to Help Out: Relationships Between HCH Projects and Jails Read More >>
