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A research report with information and terminology about a wide range of housing models for adults with A/I/DD. A helpful resource families, services providers, and community members to build partnerships to address local housing needs.

Information about who can access help managed by Alliance Health for intellectual/developmental disabilities, what kinds of help are available, and how to get care

A housing planning toolkit for parents/guardians of children and adults on the autism spectrum who are living in NC

The Arc national website page with video and plain language text options to help individuals with IDD and their families explore things to consider for planning housing throughout adulthood.

Directory of Centers for Independent Living (CILs) and Associations.

HUD Fair Housing Equal Opportunity website with information about housing rights, obligations, and resources for individuals with disabilities.

A planning guide for individuals and family members to use to learn about housing needs for individuals with ID/DD. Topics include a self-assessment of one's goals, housing options, housing unit types, and funding for housing.

Financial support for individuals with ID/DD and their families searching for integrated supportive housing that meets their needs in the community

Information about residential housing options provided by The Arc NC.

Housing resources through Alliance Health for people with I/DD, including information on the Independent Living Initiative, the Restoring Hope Initiative, and Transitions to Community Living.

This guide provides webpage links and contact information for housing, funding, and supports. For housing: use the drop-down menu to find housing or shelter(s) near you. For funding: use the drop-down menu to find information about support for paying for housing or financial aid for utilities. For supports: use the drop-down menu to find supports related to food and nutrition, transportation, social supports, caregiver support, and others.

A checklist to use to think about how a place where you live (now or in the future) might have things you like and need.

A parent hosted podcast brings on expert guests about how technology can ease living for individuals with disabilities and various ways forms of assistive technology

Portal of resources, videos, and tools created to help teams create personal support networks.