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HUD Housing Choice Vouchers is the federal government’s major program for assisting very low income families, the elderly, the disabled and some autistic adults to afford decent, safe and sanitary housing in the private market. You can call or write to the HUD office in Minnesota for Minnesota programs.
3 dni temu · It may even be more important for autistic adults, who often spend more time at home due to high unemployment rates, socialize less, and become overwhelmed by sensory stimuli. Waitlists can last many years, sometimes over 15-20. Research shows two critical points in the lives of autistic adults where housing problems often occur.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) works to ensure that appropriate housing is available for the people we serve by supporting systems that integrate housing, services and income supports to enable people with disabilities to live in the community.
Alternatives for People with Autism, Inc. (“Alternatives”) is a Minnesota nonprofit organization incorporated in 1980, which provides residential services for adults who are severely disabled by autism and developmental disabilities.
Fraser Community Living offers three living options — Supervised Living, Supportive Living, and Independent Living — for adults with autism and intellectual and physical disabilities. With apartments and group homes throughout the Twin Cities, you can find a location closer to home.
Find resources for building toward greater independence in the areas of health care, housing, employment and education. The Next Stage: Pathway to Transition and Long-Term Services and Supports for ASD outlines resources available to young adults and adults as they transition into independent living and the work world.
Autistic adults and others with intellectual/developmental disabilities (A/I/DD) can thrive with secure housing and needed support. A marketplace of options has ignited. Share your vision for home or be part of the movement of autism and I/DD housing solutions across the country using the terms described in the A Place in the World report.
