When the CDC announced that the prevalence rate of autism has risen yet again - (2018) 1 in 59 children - faces of …
Our Hope for the 1 in 59 Children Diagnosed with Autism TodayRead More
When the CDC announced that the prevalence rate of autism has risen yet again - (2018) 1 in 59 children - faces of …
Our Hope for the 1 in 59 Children Diagnosed with Autism TodayRead More
// by Shannon Doty
Group homes are homes in the community where a disability service provider both maintains and controls a household as …
What Can Group Homes Offer People with Disabilities?Read More
// by Shannon Doty
The Coalition for Community Choice (CCC), founded by Madison House Autism Foundation, is effort led by of hundreds of …
// by Prachi Kochar
Clutter in a living space can be a huge stressor for people with autism because it can contribute to sensory overload …
// by Shannon Doty
Have you ever thought about building your own supported living community for adults with intellectual/developmental …
// by Shannon Doty
When you notice a cute little girl with Down Syndrome in Target or a young man on the autism spectrum excitedly flapping …
Public Assistance: A Lifeline for People with Special NeedsRead More
// by Shannon Doty
If you or a loved one has an intellectual/developmental disability (I/DD) and/or autism, it is imperative that you …
5 Things You Need to Know About Disability Housing and AdvocacyRead More
// by Shannon Doty
Tiny home skeptics are asking, “Who would ever want to live in a 350 square-foot space?” As evidenced by the 40,000 …
5 Reasons Why Autistic Adults Should Consider Tiny HomesRead More
// by Shannon Doty
In “Luke’s Best Chance: One Man’s Fight for His Autistic Son,” Pulitzer Prize-winner and father, Paul Solotaroff, …
Rolling Stone Exposé, “Luke’s Best Chance,” Highlights MHAF’s Housing ProgramRead More
// by Shannon Doty
The following hypothetical situation is based on observations from a recent visit to an Independent Apartment …
Independent Apartment Communities: What Are They, and Why Do They Matter?Read More
// by Shannon Doty
"Who Moves?" is a two-part series that discusses the differences between Shared Living and a Family Host Home/Adult …
“Who Moves?” Part I: The Differences Between Shared Living and Adult Foster CareRead More
// by Shannon Doty
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New Book on Autism and Aging Considered a “Vital First Step”Read More
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