Table TDI-15. Type of accommodation of clients entering treatment, 2008 or most recent year available [see all tables in this series...]

Part (ii) All clients entering outpatient treatment by country and type of accommodation (%)

Country		Stable accommodation	Unstable accommodation	In institutions (prisons, clinic, etc.)	Status known (n)	Status not known
Belgium	(1)	88.4	2.9	8.7	1212	2370
Bulgaria		96.5	3.4	0.2	1300	27
Czech Republic	(2)	68.1	20.7	11.1	1852	195
Denmark		88.0	7.5	4.5	4255	117
Germany		81.4	5.5	13.1	44812	2853
Estonia		98.2	1.3	0.5	595	30
Ireland		87.4	10.4	2.1	4749	89
Greece		91.9	7.7	0.3	2296	15
Spain	(3)	84.4	5.7	9.8	41069	9486
France		77.0	19.8	3.2	34759	6446
Italy		84.6	7.5	8.0	35125	23401
Cyprus		97.1	2.9	0.0	509	3
Latvia
Lithuania					0	5808
Luxembourg		75.8	14.6	9.6	198	42
Hungary		90.9	4.7	4.4	1961	41
Malta	(4)	87.1	9.1	3.8	318	440
Netherlands	(5)	93.1	4.2	2.7	7631	2501
Austria		90.6	7.6	1.8	3795	164
Poland
Portugal	(6)
Romania		57.1	3.1	39.8	415	25
Slovenia	(7)	97.1	2.1	0.8	621	49
Slovakia		92.7	6.3	1.0	764	3
Finland		81.4	16.8	1.8	1113	7
Sweden		70.0	20.2	9.8	1768	33
United Kingdom
Croatia					0	6449
Turkey
Norway
Total		83.1	9.0	7.9	191117	60594

Notes:

 Percentages are of clients whose status is known (n).             

 (1) Last available data refer to 2005 and to outpatient centres and low-threshold agencies (aggregated data). Brussels Capital Region is not covered. 

 (2) In the category "unstable accommodation" are 36 homeless clients 

 (3) Last data available refer to 2007 and to outpatient and prison treatments (aggregated data). 

 (4) Last data available refer to 2006 and to outpatient, inpatient treatment centres, low-threshold agencies, units in prison and dual-diagnosis unit of psychiatric hospital (aggregated data). 

 (5) Data refer to outpatient treatment centres, inpatient treatment centres and low-threshold agencies. 

 (6) Unstable accommodation includes unfit accommodation (T=138), living in the street (T=143) and Centre for Homeless (T=47) 

 (7) Unstable accommodation refers to homeless people. 

 See also ‘General notes for interpreting data’ on the Explanatory notes and help page. 

Sources:

 Reitox national reports 2009 — TDI — outpatient treatment centres. 

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