Add to ORKGA qualitative research design was used to explore the views of homeless, single mothers. The research was guided by a phenomenological perspective by collecting data on the lived experiences of the research participants. Eight women participated in a focus group. Analysis of the statements given by the research participants resulted in the identification of two themes: 1) connectedness; and 2) sources of strengths. This article describes each theme and discusses implications for social work practice and research
Single mothers in the U S, especially women of color, face the greatest risk for homelessness in the...
Homelessness could affect all persons at some point in life regardless of age, gender, race and clas...
Social workers are increasingly called upon to provide services to homeless families, the vast major...
Homelessness could affect all persons at some point in life regardless of age, gender, race and clas...
Project (M.S.W., Social Work)--California State University, Sacramento, 2014.The fastest growing sub...
Homeless womenwith children have been oneof thefastest growing homeless subpopulations duringthepast...
Background : Women’s homelessness is an increasingly prevalent issue in Australia that has a wide ...
Background : Women’s homelessness is an increasingly prevalent issue in Australia that has a wide ...
Previous research has identified that most families who become homeless are women with dependent chi...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate the experience of discovering strengths of ...
People experiencing homelessness usually face social isolation because of relationship breakdown and...
Over the course of the last two decades, homelessness has become one of America\u27s major social pr...
Over the course of the last two decades, homelessness has become one of America\u27s major social pr...
Although homelessness among mother-headed families has been increasing steadily in recent years, lit...
Previous research has identified that most families who become homeless are women with dependent chi...
Single mothers in the U S, especially women of color, face the greatest risk for homelessness in the...
Homelessness could affect all persons at some point in life regardless of age, gender, race and clas...
Social workers are increasingly called upon to provide services to homeless families, the vast major...
Homelessness could affect all persons at some point in life regardless of age, gender, race and clas...
Project (M.S.W., Social Work)--California State University, Sacramento, 2014.The fastest growing sub...
Homeless womenwith children have been oneof thefastest growing homeless subpopulations duringthepast...
Background : Women’s homelessness is an increasingly prevalent issue in Australia that has a wide ...
Background : Women’s homelessness is an increasingly prevalent issue in Australia that has a wide ...
Previous research has identified that most families who become homeless are women with dependent chi...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate the experience of discovering strengths of ...
People experiencing homelessness usually face social isolation because of relationship breakdown and...
Over the course of the last two decades, homelessness has become one of America\u27s major social pr...
Over the course of the last two decades, homelessness has become one of America\u27s major social pr...
Although homelessness among mother-headed families has been increasing steadily in recent years, lit...
Previous research has identified that most families who become homeless are women with dependent chi...
Single mothers in the U S, especially women of color, face the greatest risk for homelessness in the...
Homelessness could affect all persons at some point in life regardless of age, gender, race and clas...
Social workers are increasingly called upon to provide services to homeless families, the vast major...