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A place to live, work, grow & belong — a five-acre fenced community built around housing, jobs, and care for autistic adults.
Five-acre fenced community (retail center excluded). Zoom in to explore each building and amenity.
Only 8.4% of autistic adults holding paying jobs
40%–85% unemployment/underemployment among autistic adults
Approximately 75% of adults with disabilities in Florida live with a parent or guardian, and one in three adults with IDD live with a family member over 60.
Housing for autistic adults in Florida is severely limited, with only 7% having access to support to live outside the family home. Housing for adults with autism in Florida is limited and heavily reliant on waiting lists.
75% of adults with autism report that not being able to afford housing is their top concern. 48% of autistic adults report feeling lonely. 57% report feeling depressed, highlighting the need for community-supported housing.
Service gaps exists after special education ends, with an estimated 99% of autistic adults not receiving public employment services.