Webinar
Emerging Housing Trends for People with Disabilities
This workshop takes a closer look at the latest trends and innovations in housing for individuals with disabilities. We’ll explore new ideas in housing design and service models, giving you a clear look at what’s on the horizon. We’ll also talk about how evolving policies, inclusive planning, and community-based approaches are shaping more equitable housing options.
About the Workshop
In this workshop, we take a closer look at the latest trends and innovations in housing for individuals with disabilities. We’ll explore new ideas in housing design and service models, giving you a clear look at what’s on the horizon. We’ll also talk about how evolving policies, inclusive planning, and community-based approaches are shaping more equitable housing options.
Speaker
Desiree Kameka Galloway, Director, Autism Housing Network
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Resources and Links shared in the webinar
- Autism Housing Network
- Autism Housing Network Housing Directory
- US Department of Housing and Urban Development – state information
- Find your state I/DD Agency here
- Centers for Independent Living
- Perkins Transition Talk- Demystifying Housing Options
- Neuro-Inclusive Housing Solutions
- Perkins Transition Center Housing Resources
- Perkins Transition Center Consultation Program
- Perkins Monthly Transition Talk Series
About the Housing series
The Housing Series is a virtual, four-part series of free workshops put on by the Perkins Transition Center, designed for families and professionals to learn the essentials about housing for young adults with disabilities. Each workshop dives into the key aspects of finding and funding inclusive housing options, and ways to build a full, independent life if your young adult remains at home. Led by experts in the field, each sessions provides practical guidance on creating secure, supportive living arrangements that enhance long-term quality of life and independence.
Other workshops in the series:
- Part One: Fueling a New Marketplace for Supportive Housing
- Part Two: Accessing Affordable Housing
- Part Three: Emerging Housing Trends for People with Disabilities (this workshop)
- Part Four: Innovative Housing Models for Young Adults with Disabilities
