Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) education with homeless people in Sweden

Figures & data

Table 1. Overview of housing characteristics, intervention elements and data sources.

	Housing facility A	Housing facility B	Housing facility C	Housing facility D	Housing facility E	Housing facility F	Housing facility G	Housing facility H	Total
Housing characteristics	Emergency housing. Ongoing substance use accepted.	Emergency housing. Ongoing substance use accepted.	Emergency housing. Ongoing substance use accepted	Supported housing. Ongoing substance use not accepted	Supported housing. Ongoing substance use not accepted	Supported housing. Service users in opiate treatment programme.	Supported housing	Supported housing	–
Gender and Age	Women only > 21 years	All genders > 21 years	All genders > 21 years	Women only > 21 years	Men only > 25 years	All genders >21 years	All genders > 25 years	All genders > 25 years	–
Hours of staff meetings pre- intervention	2 (1 h with staff group, 1 h with designated contact person)	2 (1 h with staff group, 1 h with designated contact person)	2 (1 h with staff group, 1 h with designated contact person)	2 (1 h with staff group, 1 h with designated contact person)	2 (1 h with staff group, 1 h with designated contact person)	2 (1 h with staff group, 1 h with designated contact person)	1 h (with staff group)	1 h (with staff group)	14 h
No of staff answering the pre-survey	4	5	3	6	5	5	6	6	40 staff
Staff education	(project STINA, 2012–2014)	(project STINA, 2012–2014)	(project STINA, 2012–2014)	(project STINA, 2012–2014)	(project STINA, 2012–2014)	(project STINA, 2012–2014)	One day	One day	–
Hours of pre-visits at housing facilities to meet service users	4	8	4	2	3	5	–	–	26 h
No of service users in group sessions (no of service users staying at housing at time of intervention)	8 (18)	15 (56)	6 (25)	4 (14)	9 (20)	3 (10)	–	–	45 service users (out of 143)
No of group sessions	2 (with women)	3 (with women) 3 (with men)	1 (with men)	1 (with women)	4 (with men)	3 (with men)	–	–	17 sessions
No of service users answering the post-course survey	1 woman	3 women, 4 men	None	1 woman	7 men	2 men	–	–	18 service users