Proposal Title
Service Providers Influence on Housing Instability for Domestic Violence Survivors
Abstract
This work begins to explore the inconsistency of services to domestic violence survivors needing housing support services to avoid or leave homelessness. It offers both political and ethical considerations of service providers responsibilities for training and competencies in both housing and domestic violence. This work also identifies the less served populations who are at a high risk to fall through the cracks of a broken system.
Start Date
24-3-2017 12:00 PM
End Date
24-3-2017 12:50 PM
Presentation Type
Event
Disciplines
Community Health | Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence | Finance | Place and Environment
Service Providers Influence on Housing Instability for Domestic Violence Survivors
U-Hall 2-048
This work begins to explore the inconsistency of services to domestic violence survivors needing housing support services to avoid or leave homelessness. It offers both political and ethical considerations of service providers responsibilities for training and competencies in both housing and domestic violence. This work also identifies the less served populations who are at a high risk to fall through the cracks of a broken system.
