Homeless Women Face Health Issues, Violence

In the May issue of the The Sirow Voice an article by Rosi Andrade and Franziska Frank shares the following:

“How are women becoming homeless, and how is their health and well-being affected? A recent white paper by SIROW reviewed the existing literature for answers, adding to the body of knowledge with new findings from interviews with homeless women at Sister José Women’s Center in Tucson, Arizona. Sister José Women’s Center is a nonprofit shelter, providing drop-in services (e.g., breakfast, showers, laundry facilities, pillows and cots for daytime resting, visiting outreach from local agencies, free Wi-Fi, leisure activities during the day) and overnight shelter.”

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