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DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS

1 . The Bureau for Homeless Men was started at the beginning of 1968. Responsible for this Bureau were at that time the Social Welfare and the Temperance Boards. By this means a unified registration was achieved for adult homeless men in Stockholm, permitting a coordinated follow-up of these men’s situation. From the population registered at this Bureau in 1969 a random sample was drawn of 202 Swedish citizens who had attended the Bureau on one or more occasions. The life course of these men has been followed via various registers from childhood to January 1 , 1970, at which date the observation period started. Development of the probands was then followed by various register data up to December 3 1 , 1972, which was the end of the observation period. In addition, at the end of the observation period an extensive field study was carried out with the objective to assess the general situation of the probands, as well as their living and housing conditions. The age distribution in the sample corresponds by and large to that of all men who were registered at the Bureau 1969-1 97 1. In comparison with the male population in Stockholm over the age of 20, there is an overrepresentation of probands aged 40-59 and and underrepresentation of those between 20-29 and over 69. The social decline thus affects men who, in regard to working life, are in the prime of their lives.