Housing Choices and Supports
Young adults tell us...
"It was fine living with my parents, but I love living with my friends. I see them every day and we do fun things together. I see my family sometimes too, but these guys are my other family."
"There are many different housing options for adults and I have tried them all. I've lived at home, in a dorm, in independent living with a caregiver, and in an apartment with a roommate. Some situations were easier than others, depending on who I was living with at the time."
"My boyfriend and I are looking at a co-housing community. We would like to buy a house so we can have a dog.
The groups below can help you find, create, keep, or afford the housing you want:
Housing and Community Living: Autism Speaks
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Affordability
If you are having difficulty saving for a first and last months rent, paying for a moving truck, or for a down payment on home ownership? Consider these programs.
ABLE accounts to be able to save money without loosing benefits.
Habitat for Humanity for home ownership
Flexible Services for those with OHP coverage
The Housing Authority for your County- rental assistance and home buyer programs