While homelessness is primarily a housing issue, people experiencing homelessness face various psychosocial challenges at higher rates than housed people, often as a consequence of experiencing homelessness. For example, people experiencing homelessness have higher rates of problematic substance use, mental health challenges, and trauma. Supportive services designed to address these issues can be an important resource for some individuals, preferably alongside access to stable, adequate housing. Explore the links below for research and resources on a variety of supportive services for homelessness.
