Purpose Accessible housing is a fundamental human right and yet many children and youth
with disabilities live in inaccessible, insecure, unaffordable and poor quality housing. The …

This study explores the challenges faced within the home environment by North American
families of children with autism. The study also examines the diversity and extent of physical …

RESUMO O presente artigo objetiva investigar quais características físicas podem auxiliar
na concepção de ambientes inclusivos a crianças com Transtorno do Espectro Autista, de …

People with intellectual disability (ID) and/or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are over‐
represented in the homelessness population. A lack of available and suitable social housing …

Many autistic adults tend to live with their parents rather than independently. Few studies
exist about what independent living means from their perspective and what role the built …

Background: Access to housing for people with intellectual disabilities is often constrained
by lack of choice, control and can often be inappropriate or unsafe. To enable people to …

Technology‐dependent children are a sub‐population of seriously ill children with life‐
limiting conditions who are being cared for at home by their families. Although home‐based …

As cities went into lockdown in response to COVID-19, for many, the role of the home in
everyday life expanded. Activities that would normally occur at another venue, including …

The objective of the research was to investigate coping, stress and life satisfaction of primary
caregivers of children living with autism spectrum disorders in Cape Coast Metropolis. The …

Autism spectrum disorder is the most common neurodevelopmental disability in the United
States, with approximately one-third of children affected severely. Severe autism (autism …