01334nam a2200241   450000100060000009000100000610000410001610100080005720001080006533005860017346100600075960600250081960600220084460600150086660600160088160600220089760600140091970000180093370100220095170100200097385200100099399500890100319832  a19832  a20050511u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aListening to young homeless problem drug userseconsidering the implications for drug service provision  aIn this article, we present the findings of a Home Office funded project on young homeless people and drug use. Our particular focus is on the 27 young homeless people we identified as problem drug users. We have grounded our discussion in their experiences and we use their stories to reflect critically on drug service provision for this group. The strongest message emerging from their accounts is the need for dedicated and appropriate drug service provision for homeless young people, which addresses their drug use within the context of the many other difficulties they face.  vV.52,n.1dMar. 2005pp.39-55tProbation JournalcLondon  aSERVIÇOS DE APOIO   aCONSUMO DE DROGA   aCONSUMIDOR  aSEM ABRIGO   aEXCLUSÃO SOCIAL  aJUVENTUDE  aWINCUPbEmma   aBAYLISSbRhianon   aBUCKLANDbGemma  jP.105  104P__105_00000000000000052021-12-17923161aDGRSPcDGRSPkP.105n2021-12-17o0rAP