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The effects of hostile architecture on homeless people - Coggle Diagram

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        General housing programs offered through welfare are inadequate in terms of living conditions. This increases risk of families being separated, and children put into fostercare.
        
        Transitional housing programs that provide adequate living accommodations and other services such as psychiatric help, and education has the potential to improve the physical and mental well-being of adults and children that are facing homelessness.
  - - - The wider body of research on family homelessness suggests that housing programs that provide case management, vocational training, educational opportunities, sobriety programs, and supervised living arrangements may help reduce children's entry and reentry into foster care among families struggling with housing.
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        Homelessness and mentall illness go hand in had with eachother
        
        Providing financial incentives may positively impact health and well being by easing financial stress and enabling deeper attention to individual health needs of homeless people.
  - - - Adults experiencing homelessness and mental illness face significantly worse health and health outcomes compared to the general population, including increased prevalence and severity of chronic health conditions, comorbid alcohol and substance use disorders, neurocognitive impairment and premature mortality.