Homeless Men Victims of Domestic Violence in Eastern Pyrenees

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[...] These consultations are generally periods of 'rest', food, and care for them. A first information that was shared is that our study presents that homeless men victims of VC do not all have social coverage of cases). This information highlights two points: Maintaining precariousness is done on all fronts (social, housing, legal, administrative, health, etc.). Difficult access to care worsens their physical and mental state. This psychological burden often pushes them to frequently reject any external help that will be perceived so it is perceived as a threat or so it is perceived as a recognition of their vulnerability. [...]

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