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Final Qs Ch 15 (13)
Final Study Questions for At-Risk Community Chapter 15
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the types of housing? | -Homeownership - Rental Housing - Subsidized Housing -Shared Housing |
| What does HUD do for individuals struggling with housing? | enhance connectivity and help with Subsidized Housing- Section 8- provided through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development |
| What are some need-focused housing? | Halfway Houses Shelters Residential Treatment Centers and Hospitalization (PHP & IOP) |
| What are some housing issues clients of social workers may be facing? | -foreclosure -Landlords -eviction -substandard housing |
| What is residential instability? | people who experience economic disadvantages that experience residential instability and have moved frequently, often once or more per year. |
| What is Housing Insecurity? | referring to a lack of secure stable and affordable housing and the prospect of frequent moves, eviction, and risk of becoming unhoused |
| What kind of ways is housing impactful for someones health and wellbeing? | -one social status -sense of id -quality property -housing service provisions -desirable community |
| For multiple social and economic reasons, certain communities present their residents with a higher risk of uncertainty and vulnerability in several areas. What are these areas? | -Public services (ex. law enforcement , sewage, and lack of sidewalks and parks ) -hazards (ex. crime, pollution and accidents) -social norms (ex. prevalence of illicit substance use) |
| The Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity a division of HUD does what? | promotes more equal housing for all people prohibiting discrimination in housing. |
| ________ _________ and _________ ________ can negatively impact family relations as well as health and education of children. | Residential Instability; Substandard Housing |
| What are some community resources social workers and community residents, leaders and stakeholders use to advocate for others? | -health providers ( physicians, dentists, and optometrists) -mental health services -grocery stores -clean water and air -just law enforcement -quality education -recreational facilities -livable wages -support systems (ex. places of worship) |
| What is the difference of being homeless and unhoused? | Unhoused: living in vehicles or couch surfing, employed but can't afford rent, Homeless: Evokes an image of unemployed person living on the streets or sleeping in shelters. |
| What is a continuum of care program? | community-based program where one gets help to become "house ready", like becoming sober, and staying committed to mental health services. |
| What is a housing first program? | the act of getting permanent housing for the anyone experiencing homelessness with supportive services and vocational counseling, mental health services and addiction programs. |
| What do social workers do in order to help assist individuals experiencing homelessness? | -Participate in home visits -develop relationships with clients in at-risk communities -assist in immediate individual and/or family needs through case -management services -conduct community needs assessments to document. -advocate |
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