RT Article
T1 Challenges and Prescriptions for Homeless Drug Users’ Social Reintegration; An Experience of Partnerships Between Iran and Europe NGOs
JF Journal of drug issues
VO 54
IS 1
SP 134
OP 147
A1 Moghanibashi-Mansourieh, Amir
A2 Puyan, Daryush
A2 Radfar, Ramin
A2 Jafarian, Mohammad
A2 Legl, Thomas
A2 Mattsson, Regina
A2 Hornberg, Esbjorn
A2 Atefi, Faezeh
A2 Neuretter, Iris
A2 de Witte, Cressida
A2 Farnam, Rabert
A2 Binazade, Mohammad
A2 Deilamizade, Abbas
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/187133621X
AB The research addressed challenges and prescriptions for reintegration of homeless people who use drugs. Data were collected through conducting semi-structured interviews. Twenty-nine participants were recruited. The primary codes were extracted and divided into two main categories of challenges and prescriptions; the former included becoming homeless after a long term recovery, workplace stigma, service users’ different cultural backgrounds, dismissing the 12-Step Program, message fatigue, negative effect of relapse on groups and cyberspace overuse; and the latter included connection by hook or by crook, abstinence-harm reduction orientation, organizational service collection, pushing boundaries of interventions, and expanding services umbrella.
K1 prescriptions
K1 Challenges
K1 Service providers
K1 Drug use
K1 homeless
K1 Social reintegration
DO 10.1177/00220426231151372