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Resources

Want to get involved with homelessness/housing advocacy? Check out Shelter and Housing Justice Network. 

Annotated review of Canada's Parliamentary Budget Office report on Housing Affordability,  2021.
By David Hulchanski

Socks are not enough: Social justice lies upstream from charity. Rabble blog, December 2014. 
​http://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/cathycrowe/2014/12/socks-are-not-enough-social-justice-lies-upstream-charity

Fund affordable housing, not war (Cathy's Op/Ed in the Toronto Star - Nov 15 2007) 

The Street Health Report 2007 presents the results of a survey on the health status and needs of homeless adults in downtown Toronto.
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From the Grey Nuns to the Streets: A Critical History of Outreach Nursing in Canada by Kathy Hardill 

Presentation on Women and Homelessness in Toronto and Canada.
(
Slides and speaking notes) 

Canadian Nursing Students’ Association

Position Statement: Health and Homelessness

The RNAO (Registered Nurses Association of Ontario)
RNAO Policy Statement on Homeless (2004)

Article in the Globe and Mail – 
My Black Bag Made Me Cry by Cathy Crowe (March 2000)

Cathy Crowe's Black Bag Contents - in 
English & in French

Article in The Canadian Nurse
Nursing Research and Political Change by Cathy Crowe and Kathy Hardill (January 1993)

The Street Health Report
A study of the health status and barriers to health care of homeless women and men in the City of Toronto (May 1992) – Total 77 pages
​The first Canadian study on homeless people's health, the Street Health Report was praised by the World Health Organization as critical nursing research.


The report can also be viewed on a chapter by chapter basis.

Section 1 - Table of Contents
Section 2 - Who are the homeless?
Section 3 - Recommendations
Section 4 - Health Status
Section 5 - Access to Health Care
Section 6 - Women's Health Issues
Section 7 - In Their Own Words
Section 8 - Appendices
Section 9 - References and Bibliography


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