Family guide
Housing and Household Planning During Separation or Divorce
Protect immediate safety, preserve housing and financial records, separate authority across lease, title, debt, accounts, benefits and care, and obtain legal advice.
Family Resources
Clear, practical guidance for understanding ABA care, supporting your child, and making informed decisions.
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Family guide
Preparing for Housing Voucher Annual Recertification
Verify the local PHA process, preserve the notice, report household and income information accurately, request access, track decisions, and protect review routes.
Family guide
When a Roommate Moves Out: A Guide for Autistic Adults
Verify lease and account effects, reassign bills and property, protect privacy and finances, plan household tasks, seek advice, and choose the next arrangement.
Family guide
Returning Home or Relocating After a Disaster
Move from shelter to a verified return or relocation decision using safety, inspections, insurance, assistance, housing payments, access, and continuity.
Family guide
Planning a Disability-Related Home Modification
Define the access need, distinguish accommodation from modification, verify permission and funding, compare designs, manage contractors, and test acceptance.
Family guide
When an Autistic Adult Receives an Eviction Notice
Distinguish a notice from a court case or order, protect safety and deadlines, preserve evidence, request access, verify subsidy routes, and obtain legal help.
Family guide
Renewing a Lease as an Autistic Adult: A Planning Guide
Preserve the lease and renewal offer, compare dates, rent and fees, verify local notice rules, assess access and repairs, protect the budget, and record a choice.
Family guide
Buying a First Home as an Autistic Adult: A Decision Guide
Compare needs, budget, credit, loan offers, property risks, inspections, accessibility, closing evidence, authority, and ownership costs before buying.
Family guide
After a Workplace Injury: A Guide for Autistic Adults and Families
Address emergency care, notify the employer, preserve facts, verify workers' compensation and leave routes, protect privacy and access, and plan next steps.
Family guide
Starting a Registered Apprenticeship as an Autistic Adult
Verify the sponsor, registration, paid job, wage progression, classroom and work-based learning, mentorship, credential, access, safety, and supports.
Family guide
When an Autistic Employee's Workplace Moves or Changes Location
Verify a new site, commute, schedule, accessibility, technology, sensory conditions, emergency routes, accommodation continuity, costs, and launch checks.
Family guide
Starting Shift Work or Night Work as an Autistic Adult
Evaluate schedule, fatigue, commute, health and medication coordination, meals, breaks, access, pay, overtime, safety, family impact, and trial conditions.
