AARP Livable Communities elevated a series of articles that promote housing options for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).

As parents of adult children with I/DD grow older, integrated supportive housing can help them live independently.

Check out the articles and videos below about supportive housing for people with I/DD.

• Parents Are Creating Communities for Their Grown Children Who Have Special Needs

• How to Create a Residential Community for People With I/DD

• Designing Housing for People With I/DD

• Finding a ‘Forever Home’ for My Adult Son With Autism

More About Supportive Housing

• Infographic: People With I/DD in the United States

• Video: New Beginnings

• Website: American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

• Website: National Resource Center for Supported Decision-Making

• Video Series: Fourth Tuesday Forums on Innovative Options: Success Stories for Individuals, Families and Providers

• • Video: Supportive Housing: Independent Living With Individualized Support