| Researcher: Focus Ireland |
| Title: Exploring Alternative Emergency Accommodation Models for Homeless Families |
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Overview: This research considered the strengths and weaknesses of four own-door models of emergency accommodation for homeless families in Ireland (Dublin, Waterford and two in Limerick), these were models other than communal family hubs and private hotels/B&Bs. The research used a mixed methods approach with a qualitative emphasis and included a review of national and international literature, an analysis of project-related documentation for each of the four models and a series of interviews with relevant stakeholders. |
| Status: Completed in December 2020 |
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| Researcher: Joe Finnerty - University College Cork |
| Title: Quality of Life amongst homeless persons moving to settled accommodation |
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Overview: This research relates to a people moving into a home under a recently developed housing-led solution referred to as “rapid re-housing” in an urban area in the south of Ireland. The research engages with people at key stages, both when they move into a home and then at two subsequently intervals. A series of ‘Quality of Life’ assessment domains have been established to analyse people’s experiences. |
| Status: Ongoing, expected completion in 2022 (Longitudinal study) |
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