Citation

Kuzunishi L. J. Archit. Plann. 2010; 75(652): 1525-1532.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2010, Architectural Institute of Japan)

DOI

10.3130/aija.75.1525

PMID

unavailable

Abstract

This case study of shelter for domestic violence survivors managed by Non Profit organization "shelter M" in A prefecture, aims to understand the utilization of housing subsidy for survivors. Using housing subsidy, supporters can focus on survivors' prioritized factors, such as children's school districts, working place, hospital, and support them to secure housing in their desired area. On the other hand they can assist survivors who can't be independent move into the appropriate facilities. The present result suggested that the effects of housing subsidy are: 1) It is easier to secure permanent housing, 2) It is possible to select available housing in the desired residential area, 3) rational to secure permanent housing to take requirement for social security service.