Uplifting and Empowering the Autism Community Toward Independence
87% of adults with autism in their 20s live at home
Only 19% have been able to live in an unsupervised setting at some point since high school
Only 14% have been able to live in a supervised setting
Our Vision
Uplift the autism community, empower adults with autism toward independence, and foster a greater understanding and acceptance of spectrum adults.
Our Mission
Provide the comfort and dignity of long-term affordable housing in a caring, dedicated spectrum community to those with Autism Spectrum Disorder who have the skills, ability, and desire to live semi-independently with limited onsite support.
providing resources for independent living
Community
Provide a safe community for autistic adults who are at risk for living in isolation.
Affordable Housing
Provide long-term affordable housing in a caring, dedicated spectrum community to those with ASD who have the skills, ability, and desire to live semi-independently with limited onsite support.
Onsite Advisors
Provide onsite advisors, who live separately, to provide assistance with certain life tasks and situations.
Latest Blog
The transition from school services to adulthood for those with ASD has been likened to falling off a service cliff. This is even more the case for those with level 1 ASD because they are usually in the “donut hole” of not receiving IDD benefits. How can we help these adults learn to navigate adulthood?
