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Catholic Healthcare Community Services Community Connections Program: Enhancing the Quality of Life of Older People Who Have Experienced Homelessness

Alan Morris

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Discusses Community Connections, a day centre program located in inner Sydney. The impact of the Community Connections Program on its users who are almost all older, marginalized people, most of whom have experienced homelessness, is analysed.

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Discusses Community Connections, a day centre program located in inner Sydney. The impact of the Community Connections Program on its users who are almost all older, marginalized people, most of whom have experienced homelessness, is analysed.

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Discusses Community Connections, a day centre program located in inner Sydney. The impact of the Community Connections Program on its users who are almost all older, marginalized people, most of whom have experienced homelessness, is analysed.

Key concepts: Quality of life (healthcare), Older people, Gerontology, Sociology, Economic growth, Public relations, Nursing, Political science

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