International research has demonstrated that homeless youth are more likely to engage in offending behaviours. This systematic review collates, synthesises, and appraises the academic and grey...
Living in residential aged care (RAC) can have deleterious effects on the health, well-being and social participation of younger people (<65 years of age). This research examined the barriers and...
Homelessness presents numerous challenges for youth, including physical health issues, mental health problems, substance use, victimization, legal issues, and dropping out of school. Despite these...
This study explores the development of youth-centric social housing in Nigeria, addressing the critical need for innovative and sustainable housing solutions tailored to the nation's growing youth population....
In this first year, the Uniting Families Report has uncovered a richness in family types that are raising children and young people. The Uniting Families Report highlights the many variations in experiences of...
Direct cash transfers are a flexible tool with the potential to improve housing instability, financial health and food security. Around the world, unconditional cash transfers given directly to individuals,...
Youth homelessness (YH) demands transformative changes in research, education, and public policy. Distinct from adult homelessness (AH), poorly addressed YH may lead to AH. Prevailing media narratives and...
More young people are experiencing homelessness and housing stress in Australia than ever before, with policy responses failing to address a current housing and cost-of-living crisis. Of particular...
Prevention and early intervention have become part of the Australian policy discourse; however, the prevention and early intervention of youth homelessness remain significantly underdeveloped and underfunded...
Background: Youths with multiple risks and severe disadvantages experience poorer health and educational outcomes than less disadvantaged peers. To address problems with coping and self-regulation in this...