Local Events
Learn About Housing offered by Autism Housing Pathways.
Current 2025 dates are: 10/11, 10/25, 11/15, 12/6, and 12/20.
Learning about housing is a five part Zoom series in which families are guided through materials that will help them to determine what housing options might be appropriate for their family member.
Part 1 – Resources for housing;
Part 2 – Roadmap to housing (part 1): Assessing skills & supports, and applying for housing;
Part 3 – Roadmap to housing (part 2): Applying for benefits and services,building skills, and moving in;
Part 4 – Paying for housing: Developing assets, what you can afford, housing models, ownership models, and financing.
Part 5 – What does it look like? Location, design, construction, service providers,staff training, creating a vision, and next steps.
Learning about housing is a five part Zoom series in which families are guided through materials that will help them to determine what housing options might be appropriate for their family member.
Part 1 – Resources for housing;
Part 2 – Roadmap to housing (part 1): Assessing skills & supports, and applying for housing;
Part 3 – Roadmap to housing (part 2): Applying for benefits and services,building skills, and moving in;
Part 4 – Paying for housing: Developing assets, what you can afford, housing models, ownership models, and financing.
Part 5 – What does it look like? Location, design, construction, service providers,staff training, creating a vision, and next steps.
The cost for the series is $100 per family; hardship scholarships are available. You must register for the full series; it cannot be broken down into individual parts. Worksheets and slides will be emailed to participants before each session, along with the Zoom link; a link to a recording of each session will be emailed after the session.
Tickets must be bought in advance through the ticketing link at https://autismhousingpathways.org/services/training-and-outreach/#Learning
Questions? Please contact us by email at info@autismhousingpathways.org or by calling 617-604-4362.
Tickets must be bought in advance through the ticketing link at https://autismhousingpathways.org/services/training-and-outreach/#Learning
Questions? Please contact us by email at info@autismhousingpathways.org or by calling 617-604-4362.
THE TOP 10 TOPICS of TRANSITIONAL PLANNING SECONDARY SCHOOL and BEYOND
Wednesday, October 22nd. 6:30 pm, at Shrewsbury Public Library.
An evening covering the vital areas of an IEP or 504 Plan to think about when planning for your teenager's next steps into high school and beyond. A chance to grow as a parent and supporter of your teen, while getting your questions answered...or thinking of questions you didn't know to ask!
Join Vicki Cochran, Cochran IEP Consulting, and Abra Allexenberg, Allexenberg Law, as we review possible pathways that answer:
* Where will they work, study, or live?
* How will they travel and interact in their community?
* How can you best protect them legally, medically, and financially?
* What government options are there after they leave secondary school?
An evening covering the vital areas of an IEP or 504 Plan to think about when planning for your teenager's next steps into high school and beyond. A chance to grow as a parent and supporter of your teen, while getting your questions answered...or thinking of questions you didn't know to ask!
Join Vicki Cochran, Cochran IEP Consulting, and Abra Allexenberg, Allexenberg Law, as we review possible pathways that answer:
* Where will they work, study, or live?
* How will they travel and interact in their community?
* How can you best protect them legally, medically, and financially?
* What government options are there after they leave secondary school?
Community Resources
Autism Housing Pathways
An education resource committed to educating families in Massachusetts about housing options for adults with developmental disabilities.
ARC of Massachusetts
The Massachusetts division of a national organization with a mission to enhance the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism, and their families .Through advocacy, programs that promote inclusion, and engaging the community, The Arc creates tangible changes in the community and in the lives of people with disabilities.
Autism Housing Pathways
A Greater Boston, collaborative, and educational organization with a mission to empower families, engage diverse communities, and eliminate barriers to improve life outcomes for all children and young adults, especially those with disabilities.
Association for Autism and Neurodiversity
An organization with a mission to help Autistic and similarly Neurodivergent people build meaningful, connected lives. We provide individuals, families, and professionals with education, community, and support in an inclusive atmosphere of validation and respect.
Government-Based Information and Resources
The Massachusetts-specific tools and information needed for registration and exploration of disability funding for those with disabilities.
MA State's resource for housing choice and information.
Massachusetts' program for vocational, rehabilitation, and other resources for those with disabilities. Provides access and information and housing, social/recreational, work-based, and assistive support information across the State.
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