Table 1 Life domains included in the review
Life domain | Relevant social circumstances |
|---|---|
Housing and homelessness | Homelessness Housing instability (achieving and sustaining tenancies) Housing quality (individual housing and neighbourhoods) |
Money and basic needs | Poverty/income Financial barriers to essential resources (including food and fuel poverty and availability, access to transport) Debt Money management |
Work and education | Unemployment (achieving and sustaining paid employment – including. open market and sheltered work) Precarious work Lack of access to or completion of educational goals Lack of meaningful activity (including voluntary work) Length of illness absence/time to return to work from sick leave due to mental health conditions |
Social isolation and connectedness | Subjective social isolation/loneliness Objective social isolation/social network Social capital |
Family, intimate and caring relationships | Difficulties with: Partner/sexual relationships (achieving or sustaining a relationship) Maintaining parenting roles or contact with children Maintaining contact or cohabitation with family members Caring responsibilities (maintaining caring role) |
Victimisation and exploitation | Victim of crime (general) Sexual or physical assault Domestic violence and coercive control Exploitation, harassment and safeguarding concerns |
Offending | Risk of offending (prevention/diversion from offending) Transition from prison to community Reoffending |
Rights, inclusion and citizenship | Social exclusion/difficulties with social participation (including digital exclusion) Difficulties with access to public services Immigration status (resolution of status, access to support) Lack of privacy or dignity resulting from social circumstances |