What Happens When Your Disabled Child Leaves The Nest | Home Free

What’s it like to say goodbye to your child if you never imagined they’d be able to live independently at all? It's a milestone: the moment a parent drops off their child at University, or helps them move out into their first flat. The offspring leaps down the corridor with glee while their mum or dad scramble around for a tissue and down a large coffee to get over the shock of it.
Part one of this heartwarming but also emotional follows a group of young people with learning disabilities who were all about to leave home for the first time to start a new part of their lives in supported accommodation.
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[@hitomisana1057]

I love how kind all of them are it's like life never got to them and I hope they stay that way forever

[@sussanlondry6445]

This was absolutely amazing.Thank you.🇨🇦👍😀❤️

[@jennyberto2075]

I really wish they had this kind of service here for my son and my daughter.. both my kids are mentally disabled and they are 29 and 25 years of age

[@tracytrebilcox]

I'm in Central California, and at Fresno State is a program called Wayfinders, which is for young adults with disabilities. The students share an apartment with at least one other person, they learn how to care for themselves, how to budget their money, etc. You can also see if your state has a Department of Rehabilitation which helps anyone with disabilities find work, learn life skills, obtain AT equipment (one of my favorites is Voice Options which is an ipad with a program for those who are non-verbal.)

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