Homelessness and Mental Health
Homelessness can have severe effects on mental health, as highlighted by Levinia Brown's personal experiences.
"The arguments can become quite intense in this type of situation,"
Brown notes that overcrowding can lead to nightmarish arguments over simple tasks, such as cooking for a large number of people.
- Homelessness and overcrowding have been particularly horrendous for many Nunavummiut.
- Brown's younger son has been on the waiting list for housing for 15 years and is currently living with her and her husband.
- Her grandson is also homeless and living with them, resulting in a multigenerational household.
Author's summary: Homelessness severely affects mental health.
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