These resources have been developed by The Sinneave Family Foundation as part of our work, and are based on what we have learned so far about autism and housing. They are intended to be shared as an open resource to support autistic and neurodiverse individuals, their families and caregivers, and they may be of interest to professionals and other support agencies in the community.

Article
March 10, 2023

Six Principles to Inform Action

Six Key Principles to Inform Action were developed by Sinneave in collaboration with a team of autistic self-advocates for the purpose of inspiring greater understanding, acceptance, and valuing of autism and neurodiversity.

Guide
March 09, 2022

Inclusive Housing Through an Autism Lens 2.0

This one-page resource provides questions for stakeholders to ask when considering a person-centered approach to inclusive housing.

Guide
January 24, 2022

Communications Guide

Our Communications Guide was commissioned by Autistic experts to offer succinct and actionable ideas and strategies to employ in our work, and to share.

Article
December 15, 2021

Innovative Collaborations: Autism and Affordable Housing Webinar Summary

On November 22nd, in recognition of National Housing Day, Sinneave hosted Innovative Collaborations: Autism & Affordable Housing Webinar via AIDE Canada’s website. A written summary of the webinar is now available!

Guide
May 30, 2021

Common Types of Housing and Supports Close-Up

This Close Up provides information about some of the common types of housing and supports options in Alberta.

Guide
April 27, 2021

Thinking About Moving Guide

The Thinking About Moving Guide shares some of Sinneave’s key learnings about things to think about when planning a move.

Article
April 01, 2021

Types of Housing Structures Close-Up

The Housing and Supports Close-Ups are a series designed to be short, easy to ready and provide focused information on specific areas related to housing and supports.

Guide
April 01, 2021

Levels of Support and Funding Close-Up

Many individuals on the autism spectrum need or benefit from some level of support to live independently. This Close-Up describes levels of support and funding in Alberta.

Article
March 03, 2021

Bishop's Manor (Calgary)

Learn about Forward Housing's newest development, Bishop's Manor

Article
November 18, 2020

Legacy on 5th (Calgary)

Legacy on 5th is a 74 unit affordable housing building, owned and operated by HomeSpace

Article
August 13, 2020

Horizon View (Calgary)

Horizon View is a 210 unit complex that is owned and operated by the affordable housing provider, Horizon Housing

Article
March 01, 2020

The Need in Alberta

Every autistic Albertan has the right to housing that is safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable.

Article
February 01, 2019

Policy Snapshot: Neurodiversity and Housing

View Sinneave's Policy Snapshot focused on neurodiversity and housing.

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