My Home: What to Expect From Supported Living

I have a son 28 years old and he has autism. I so scared of when i pass . He definitely can't live alone but would need to help. He doesn't understand life or money and I love him so much it scares me so much.

Hello all if you’re reading this. I work with people with developmental disabilities. I’ve been in the community for about 5 years. I absolutely love it! Your sons, daughters, sisters, brother ect. It’s literally a pleasure to work your friends and family. Know that their are genuine people in this world who love this community & will make sure they’re are taken care of. With out them I will not have a job. Currently I am a supervisor of a house of 7 people & those are literally my babies lol I will go above & beyond for anyone in the community. When you get to know individuals with disabilities you see that they’re exactly like everyone else with dreams, goals, and plans. Sorry for the ramble lol ❤❤

I am in Australia Queensland I have a number of different disabilities I live independently in housing commission I have supports and family live near i love my independence and having support and activities

I moving to group home in 2 days. It Saturday night. I move Monday. I excited.

I have autism spectrum disorders and personally hate group homes myself, but this looks better than those that exist in America. Here, group homes are like prisons that don't lock people up but restrict them significantly, and you can still see the outside but not allowed to venture out, and it's easy to escape because staff don't even do anything and literally sleep on the job. That's what a group home is in the United States. This is only the first British group home I've ever seen but looks better than American group homes. If you want a group home, don't stay in the United States. The Disability System here is a prison and an authoritarian government. I don't know how group homes are in other countries are, but I still wouldn't live in one anywhere else in the world either.

I’m in supported living, and t have a physical disability

Update I’m on a waiting list for supported living and excited but scared

What a wonderful channel.The people you highlight are the most amazing,beautiful,loving people on this planet and they deserve the very best in life.❤️❤️❤️❤️

I’m autistic and would love my own place

As someone with limitations, I been threaten by family with group homes living, I don't meet the requirements for it. But this supported living sounds so fun.

We live the same way:)

This is so sad, these beautiful people are being taken advantage of by the goverment. These people need there own flats.

Live independently and have support people come in 5 days a week

I live in supported living and it's not like this it's hell and I couldn't agree more to the comments I want my own flat once you get stuck in the system there's no getting out hell on earth

It's not like this in majority of homes no help nothing to do just left in your room to do nothing and I've been in a lot

What about mental health issues? Whatever they may be.

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I would like my own flat

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