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- Evaluating Margaret’s Haven Non-Profit Housing and housing operated by Can-Voice
- Exploring which people do best in what kind of housing (in process)
- Annual conferences for direction, evaluation, and voice
- Examining systems levels changes: baseline and over the 5 years
- Policy analysis: tackling complex policy issues with innovative strategies
- Mental health & housing: family and consumer perspectives
- Stable housing and mental health myths
- Discharge from hospital to no fixed address (poster)
- Exploring barriers to employment for consumer/survivors
- Exploring policy issues related to ODSP and developing recommendations for changes to the system
- Exploring supports landlords use or could use to assist them in housing people with mental health issues
- Exploring the issue of disconnects at the levels of service provision, policy development and all levels of government
- Exploring the impact of these disconnects on the lives of individualsOther research projects will emerge out of the process
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Education: |
- Community development experiences for Nursing and Social Work students
- Research opportunities for medical students and graduate students across a number of disciplines
- Research opportunities for law students at the University of Western Ontario, Faculty of Law through the Pro Bono Students Canada
- Educational opportunities for community members (eg. program evaluation, research, etc.)
- Joint Nursing and Social Work Graduate Course on Mental Health and Nursing N649, University of Western Ontario
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