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Discussion

Resources Adult – ages 22+ Advocacy, Financial and Legal Biomedical Community and Support Early Intervention – birth to 3 Health Services Interventions Related Services Preschool School Age Services Where to get an Autism Diagnosis

Autism Speaks House to Home Prize (#H2Hprize) herox.com/HouseToHomePrize

Autism Speaks is offering three prizes for home and residential support solutions in three categories: for individuals who require 24/7 support for individuals who require daily support for individuals who require weekly support (support needed a few times per week, but not every day) The best solution in each of these categories will receive a $50,000 USD prize. The total prize purse is $150,000 USD.

Housing “solutions” encompass more than a physical place to live. Housing and support services that meet the needs of each individual with autism can be powerful enablers of employability, integration with the local community, and the ability to carry out productive daily activities. This is the foundation for an individual’s wellbeing, safety, fulfillment, and means to thrive.

Many people with autism need some level of support to live as independently as possible. Depending on the individual, the range of supports needed can include help with: Daily living activities and self-help skills Transportation and access to the community, employment and leisure opportunities Managing finances Personal safety Accessing medical care

We’re looking for belief-busting ideas that are resourceful, inspiring, simple, collaborative, and transformative. The breakthrough must include the supports necessary to safely live outside of the family home. It may come in the form of technology, architecture design, strategic partnerships, community services, new business models, or any combination of these or countless other ideas.

Go to: herox.com/HouseToHomePrize Submissions deadline: March 1, 2016 Winners announced: April 19, 2016

Thank you!