Finding home: Community integration experiences of formerly homeless women with problematic substance use in Housing First

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Abstract

Housing First promoted housing stability but did not contribute to community integration. Participants did not express a strong desire to integrate in their communities. Future research should consider the extent to which community integration remains a priority for marginalized populations, such as formerly homeless women.

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