Access exclusive content from Emerald’s Health & Social Care Collection in support of Simon on the Streets charity

 

Themed issue: homelessness and social exclusion

Available at: www.emeraldinsight.com/promo/sots.htm

 

Emerald Group Publishing Limited is providing support to Simon on the Streets during 2012 by engaging in a year-long fundraising programme. As part of this support Emerald is delighted to host this virtual themed issue of content from across our Health and Social Care Collection of journals and to make this free to access until the end of 2012.

 

This content has been selected around the themes of homelessness and social exclusion to highlight research, policy and positive practice in this area.

 

Coverage includes the following topics:

Staff and an ex-service user co-working

Paul's journey (An account of one person's journey into homelessness)

The use of education and training services by young homeless mothers

Capabilities and resilience among people using homeless services

The Wellbeing Service for homeless and vulnerably housed people in Bristol

Working in (dis)stressed homelessness organisations

Commissioning Emergency Accommodation

Embracing the world of the street drug user  

Age and social exclusion in rural areas

“Is work good for you?”

The relationship between personal debt and mental health

Homelessness and mental health

A Vision Paper for multiple needs and exclusions

 

The full issue is available at: www.emeraldinsight.com/promo/sots.htm

 

Clive Sandle, Director of Simon on the Streets says:

The dissemination of research around rough-sleeping and related issues is critical because without the kind of insight that the research brings we are only left with policy decisions and implementation to gauge what is happening, why it is happening and how best to overcome the problems… we rely heavily on others to support our work and partnerships with organizations like Emerald are crucial for us to keep on supporting some of society’s most vulnerable people.”

 

Zoe Sanders, New Launch Publisher at Emerald and Chair of the Charity Committee says:

We are delighted to support Simon on the Streets and we are pleased to be able to make this content available as part of this support and that our publishing activities can be utilized in this positive way.

 

Further information

 

About Simon on the Streets

 

Simon on the Streets is a small independent charity based in West Yorkshire, with street outreach programmes in Leeds, Bradford and Huddersfield. The charity provides emotional and practical support to people with complex needs who cannot or will not access other services. Within that group the charity focus on people who are homeless and rootless, especially those with issues related to rough sleeping.

 

Visit the charity’s website for more information on their work: http://www.simononthestreets.co.uk, follow their Twitter feed @simonotstreets or email them at [log in to unmask]

 

 

About Emerald Group Publishing Limited

 

Emerald is a leading independent publisher of global research with impact in business, society, public policy and education.

 

For information about Emerald’s fundraising work for Simon on the Streets contact:

Zoe Sanders:  [log in to unmask]

 

For information on Emerald’s content in health and social care contact: Jo Sharrocks, Publisher - Health and Social Care; Tel: +44 (0)1274 785141; [log in to unmask]

 

Emerald’s Health & Social Care Collection of journals deliver high-quality, up-to-date, peer-reviewed research and evidence-based practice with the overall aim of considering social impact and improving practice in health and social care.

 

Browse our full list of health and social care journals

 

Areas of coverage include:

·                  intellectual/learning disabilities

·                  mental health

·               vulnerable groups, including older people, safeguarding adults and children’s services

·                  criminology and forensic psychology

·                  healthcare management.

 

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