La mise en œuvre d'une intervention Logement d'abord en région rurale canadienne
Publication: Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
24 Avril 2015
Résumé
Cet article présente une évaluation formative d'un programme Logement d'abord (Housing First) offert en région rurale. Les deux objectifs consistent à décrire les personnes desservies et comment le modèle Logement d'abord fut adapté afin d'offrir des services en milieu rural. La recherche repose sur une méthodologie mixte. Le volet quantitatif, de nature descriptive, porte sur 23 participants et participantes. Le volet qualitatif s'attarde à ce qui a pu contribuer à l'implantation du modèle et les défis qui subsistent, selon 15 informateurs clés. Les leçons tirées de l'expérience et les retombées pour les politiques et les programmes de logement au Canada sont discutées.
Abstract
This paper presents a formative evaluation of a Housing First program delivered in a rural area. The two objectives are to determine who is served and how the Housing First model was adapted to provide services in rural areas. The research employs a mixed methodology. The quantitative arm describes the characteristics of 23 participants. The qualitative analyses focus on the specifics of the implementation, strengths, and challenges (15 interviewees). The results are discussed in the light of lessons learned, and implications for policy and housing programs in Canada.
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Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
Volume 33 • Number 4 • December 2014
Pages: 41 - 59
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JettéJonathan, AubryTim, ChernerRebecca, EckerJohn, YaminStéphanie, and BourqueJimmy. 2014. La mise en œuvre d'une intervention Logement d'abord en région rurale canadienne. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health.
33(4): 41-59. https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-2014-029
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