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Neuroinclusivity in Housing

Neuroinclusivity in Housing

Neuroinclusivity in housing means people of different neurotypes (i.e., Autistic and Neurodivergent people) are supported in finding, accessing, maintaining, and thriving in homes that meets their wants and needs.

Sinneave’s work in housing is grounded in our mission to reduce barriers and enhance opportunities for Autistic youth and adults to live meaningful, self-directed lives in their communities.

In housing, we do this by serving as:

  • A trusted source of housing and independent living information and navigation
  • An inclusive centre for independent living skill development and housing education
  • A catalyst for collaboration and innovation within the housing sector
  • An influence on housing and independent living related systems and policies

Our aim is to contribute to a future where Autistic adults have improved access to safe, suitable, stable, and neuroinclusive places to live.

Neuroinclusivity in Housing Website is an online hub focused on strengthening understanding and advancement of neuroinclusive housing and independent living. It brings together practical information, learning resources, and sector insights to help Autistic and neurodivergent adults, families, and professionals navigate housing options with greater clarity.

The site aims to make a complex housing system more understandable and transparent. It also supports broader system change by promoting approaches that enhance housing stability, wellbeing, and community participation over time.


Neuroinclusivity in Housing Website is an online hub focused on strengthening understanding and advancement of neuroinclusive housing and independent living. It brings together practical information, learning resources, and sector insights to help Autistic and neurodivergent adults, families, and professionals navigate housing options with greater clarity.

The site aims to make a complex housing system more understandable and transparent. It also supports broader system change by promoting approaches that enhance housing stability, wellbeing, and community participation over time.

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