“It's more than just being in a place, it's more like a peace of mind”: Ontological security among residents of a transitional housing program implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic
Key Points
Residents experiencing ontological security reported higher mental wellbeing, highlighting the emotional impact of stable housing.
Participants in the transitional housing program expressed a sense of peace and resilience during COVID-19, showing the program's effectiveness.
Assessment of community support networks revealed their critical role in fostering a secure living environment amid the pandemic.
Findings suggest that enhancing ontological security may help address housing instability, further emphasizing the need for supportive resources.
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“It's more than just being in a place, it's more like a peace of mind”: Ontological security among residents of a transitional housing program implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic | Synapse