Recovering from Homeless Takes More Than an Address: The Importance of Housing and Support to Successful Tenancy
Brigitte Witkowski
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Brigitte Witkowski
Abstract
As the single largest mental health supportive housing provider in Toronto and in Ontario, with 869 apartments in 41 properties we built, own and manage, Mainstay Housing is committed to supporting people who face extraordinary complexity move from homelessness to home and achieve for themselves 'the good life'. The 1000 tenants we support in our properties bring with them multiple barriers to employment and housing stability.
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As the single largest mental health supportive housing provider in Toronto and in Ontario, with 869 apartments in 41 properties we built, own and manage, Mainstay Housing is committed to supporting people who face extraordinary complexity move from homelessness to home and achieve for themselves 'the good life'. The 1000 tenants we support in our properties bring with them multiple barriers to employment and housing stability.
Key concepts: Leasehold estate, Face (sociological concept), Mental health, Supportive housing, Business, Housing First, Public housing, Sociology