..., interconnected structural and social barriers to reintegration and recovery communities as mechanisms of inclusion and recovery. Participants conceptualised reintegration as a dynamic social process rather than simply the avoidance of reoffending. Housing, employment, stigma and fragmented services were...

... participant observation and interviewing, was used to gather data from 19 individuals with SMI living in supported housing. Data were analyzed through the CHIME framework of personal recovery, which includes social connectedness, hope and optimism, identity, meaning in life, and empowerment. Findings...

... to housing and reducing the risk of avoidable harm to self or others. However, a majority also agreed that CTOs had not improved patients' access to employment, education, training or recreational activities; nor had they helped reduce the stigma and discrimination that patients faced. Research...

...Sarah Burroughes; John Bartle; Robin Johnson Sarah Burroughes and John Bartle describe the highly innovative SMaRT scheme operated by Nottingham Community Housing Association. This demonstrates how the application of new technologies can allow the remodelling of conventional supported accommodation...