Better housing for different ways of thinking and living
Advancing neuroinclusivity in housing across Canada
Neuroinclusivity in Housing shares information, tools, and resources to help people create, manage, support, or access housing that works for a wider range of needs.
Neuroinclusivity in housing means:
Homes that support people to live where and how they choose.
Housing options that reflect different ways people think, communicate, and experience their surroundings.
Flexible living environments that adapt to individual needs and preferences.
Access to services and supports that enable wellbeing, independence, and choice.
What is your connection to housing and independent living?
Find information, tools, and resources based on your role, interests, or goals.
Build
For planners, developers, architects, builders, policymakers, and others who influence housing design and development.
Manage
For housing providers, landlords, operators, and property managers.
Support
For families, supporters, service providers, community organizations, and people who support others with their housing and independent living goals.
Live
For Autistic and neurodivergent people exploring housing and independent living options.
Understanding the housing ecosystem
