Home sweet home has long been celebrated by people as a refuge, a space for rest, and a private place of memories. However, despite our bodies' inherent need for shelter, not everyone has the luxury of a home. Life's hardships or unfavorable circumstances can lead individuals to situations and turning points where they lose their fundamental need for a place of their own, and alarmingly, a significant number of the homeless are women, even though one might initially think only of men. Based on the social and physical significance of housing, Nicole Kautz shares the individual stories of homeless women. Autobiographical, narrative interviews reconstruct subjective perspectives and provide insights into formative events and developmental trends, as well as interpretative patterns and concepts of life and identity. In conclusion.