… As with their philanthropic predecessors, the foundations’ second approach to the housing
and homelessness crisis of the 1980s was to encourage the development of affordable low-…

… homeless’ are seen in a wide range of other countries. In this paper we examine the
consequences of providing charity to people who are homeless; … to this prevailing view of charity, …

… whose trajectories into and out of visible homelessness depend on limited shelter provisions,
… homeless in Athens and discuss whether they enhance or inhibit the access of homeless …

… This excision of biblical influence has not been as easy as it might seem, as ``secular efforts
adopt many of the contours of the very religion that provokes the crisis to which they are a …

… Teixeira (2020) has provided a challenge to the homelessness sector and beyond: ‘does
this crisis shift what we think is possible, conceivable or ‘normal’?’ [14]. Our findings …

… major review undertaken for Crisis — a United Kingdom (UK) homelessness charity —
exploring the international evidence base on what works to end street homelessness (Mackie et al…

… homeless people, to argue that there is a contemporary flourishing of debates about complex
needs across homelessness … , from across English homelessness, housing support and …

… Illustrating our argument with an analysis of changing central government responses to a
crisis of street homelessness in 1990s Britain, however, we draw attention to the uneven and …

… ness, concurrently we must ask how racial factors shape approaches taken to address
homelessness, even definitions of homelessness, which in turn contributes to its maintenance. …

… ” of homeless has appeared in Greece; the profile of this ‘’new generation’’ of homeless is
different to that of the “traditional” homeless of the country. The general impact of the crisis in …