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102. Scaler 2.

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HOLMES, ALEX

Published
2020

114. Development of an inner urban homeless mental health service

Author

Holmes, Alex, Hodge, Mark, Newton, Richard, Bradley, Gail, Bluhm, Alan, Hodges, Jane, Didio, Louise, and Doidge, Graeme

Abstract

Objectives:The aim is to describe the development, principles and practices of the Waratah Area Homeless Outreach Psychiatric Service (WAHOPS) and place these in the context of international developments in homeless psychiatric services.Methods:Information on the development of the service was collected from current and past staff. Reference is made to the relevant literature.Results:WAHOPS has developed a unique model of practice based on local and international experience.Conclusions:Specialized mental health services for the homeless, by working in close collaboration with existing homeless services, can successfully engage and manage patients. The application of homeless practices may need to become more widespread in public mental health services as patterns of accommodation change within the Australian population.

Published
1979
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121. Crowds cheer as young Cubans sail for Florida

Author

Holmes, Alex

Subjects
Refugees, Cuban -- Safety and security measures, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Young Cubans are risking their lives by leaving their country and attempting to sail to Florida. They are setting sail from Cojimar, Cuba, on makeshift rafts. Crowds are cheering them on. Two young men were found dead on the shore at Cojimar. They were aged about 20. Their bodies had started decomposing, and their faces were bloated. Cubans choosing to remain in their country do not know whether they will still receive money from their relatives in the US.

Published
1994

122. Raft mania mounts as Cubans risk voyage to nowhere

Author

Holmes, Alex and Brodie, Ian

Subjects
Refugees -- Cuba, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Immigrants -- Social policy, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Many Cubans are still risking their lives on flimsy rafts in an attempt to escape from Cuba and enter the US, despite the fact that the Clinton Administration has said that Cuban boat people will be treated as illegal aliens. If the Cubans are picked up in international waters by the US coast guard they are taken to Guantanamo, a US naval base in Cuba. President Clinton's ban on Cubans in the US sending money to their families will cause much hardship in Cuba, since the country will be unable to purchase vital imports.

Published
1994

140. Still feeling second best.

Author

Holmes, Alex

Subjects
*CAREER development, *PROFESSIONAL education, *EMPLOYEE reviews, *UNIVERSITY & college administration, *HIGHER education
Published
2019

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