Consistently implemented Housing First principles related to consumer participation were associated with superior housing and substance use outcomes among chronically homeless individuals with a history of substance use problems. The study findings suggest that program implementation is central to understanding the potential of Housing First to help clients achieve positive housing and substance use outcomes.

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Persons with SUD can achieve residential stability in supportive housing that does not require SUD treatment before admission.

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Supportive housing placement was associated with improved housing stability and reduced preventable health care visits among homeless families.