Check back often to browse our growing list of resources.

Articles

• Homelessness: Enabling solutions in primary health-care occupational therapy
  by Rebecca Marval and Elizabeth Townsend
• Walk with me
  Taking steps toward better health
• Work: The linchpin to success for a street-involved man with multiple disabilities
  By Rebecca Marval

Publications

• Check out the ultimate street-wise first aid guide!
  Written by and for people who are street involved, this one is a keeper.
• Pocket MOSH
  A Practitioners Guide to MOSH and the Community We Serve

Reports

• Can professionals actually enable occupational justice?
  Where everyday injustice – occupational injustice – persists, health and social professionals have an ethical, moral and professional obligation to reduce injustice with and for destitute as well as privileged members of society. But can professionals actually enable occupational justice?
• Cornerstone Compromised
  A Critical Analysis of Changes to Special Needs Assistance in Nova Scotia
• Report on Housing and Homelessness in HRM
  The Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia (AHANS) is pleased to present the Report on Housing and Homelessness 2013.

Video

This recording was produced by the HIStory narrative project, a group of men with a history of homelessness who are sharing meaningful stories with one another and the public. Here is one recorded narrative that speaks to hope in that what may seem a dead end need not be so - Brian's Story.


Great thanks to the men, United Way, MOSH, Navigator Street Outreach Program, and to our facilitator, cook and production supports.


A presentation by Becky Marval for the Dalhousie School of Occupational Therapy, May 14th, 2013.


Provocative stories of activist occupational therapists reaching out with those seeking something meaningful to do, engaging people in transforming real life by learning through doing and connecting systems from education & health to welfare, industry, transportation and justice.