Homes of the Homeless - On Studying Crisis Situations

The book delves into the concept of home through the experiences of individuals grappling with homelessness and residing in specialized institutions. The author shares her insights gathered from researching total institutions, placing particular emphasis on the narratives of residents from homeless centers. These personal stories highlight the highs and lows they have faced. The study challenges the conventionally romanticized notion of home by unveiling its complexities as a social construct, incorporating gender perspectives along with various cultural and personal contexts. This work is aimed at those with a strong social conscience, professionals aiding individuals impacted by homelessness, managers of support centers, volunteers across numerous organizations dedicated to assisting those in need, and social science students.