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Observational study reveals family support links to lower depression and suicide risk in youth experiencing homelessness, highlighting the value of familial networks.
= .05). Friend support was not significantly associated with psychological distress or physiological stress. No significant moderation effects were found for network substance use or criminal involvement. Supportive familial relationships are associated with lower levels of depression and suicide risk among YEH. Intervention and policy efforts should assess and enhance existing support networks to reduce the psychological burden of homelessness. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).
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