People can benefit from different types of support as they prepare for, find, and live in housing. The right support can help people make informed choices, build skills, manage everyday responsibilities, and live in ways that work for them.
This section is for anyone who supports another person with housing and independent living goals, including parents, guardians, caregivers, family members, friends, partners, roommates, neighbours, community support workers, and service providers.
Explore information, tools, resources, to help you understand different needs and preferences, communicate effectively, and provide both practical and meaningful support.
Whether you offer occasional help or ongoing assistance, you can help create positive housing experiences and more neuroinclusive communities.

