… of ethnographic observations, I first argue that “homeless crises” are produced not only by
increased homelessness but also by a crisis of complaints. Rather than finding a command-…

… it is a housing aid centre for homeless people and vulnerable groups. It provides legal advice
in cases of eviction and guidance to homeless people for access to housing. Charity 3 is a …

… a homeless population, voiced by those who provide and/or receive this support. Twenty-nine
participants from 4 different homeless … helped them to escape homelessness. Through the …

… crisis. They are subject to exclusionary processes that lead to worse health both in the short
and long term. The health impacts of an economic crisis … to more homelessness and fuel …

… For instance, increased rationing of public resources during times of perceived economic
crisis may … Regarding responses to homeless clients, there have already been some important …

… homelessness has been on the decline since 1987 (FEANTSA, 2017; Y-Foundation, 2017).
Crisis, a charity … in 2019 England acknowledged 57,890 households as homeless. In Wales, …

… homelessness. However, if research is to inform efforts to end mass homelessness, the focus
… But the causes of homelessness may ultimately have much more to do with social facts that …

… how this is affecting providers of homelessness services, a field in … homelessness’ is itself
a construct of the policy context, which dictates that single homeless people, ‘unlike homeless …

… That is, I suggest that the crisis of homelessness represents the continued failure of the
work and family ethics and of traditional state services to hold much legitimacy. To support this …

… Further research is warranted to study the effects of this public health crisis on homeless
persons. However, this should not obscure the medical comorbidities that accompany …