Re: RE: Including People With Disabilities? | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Collaborative Housing Society (cohosoc![]() |
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Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1996 09:09:41 -0600 |
>>> Do any cohousing communities have experience with including members >>> with severe disabilities? I have just started working with a group near Toronto who's primary interest in cohousing is to create a supportive community for their family members who have brain or spinal cord injuries. They have resisted the usual segregation of special needs and institutionalization in favour of dealing with those needs as families and as networks of families. Now they want to be neighbours. I will keep this list posted as the discussion continues - their first open public meeting will be on Jan. 29. I also want to strongly voice my support for Brian Sullivan's comments on ADAPTABLE HOUSING. There are many terms used to describe this approach, but the one I like to us is "common sense" - the most uncommon sense of all. Russell Mawby Collaborative Housing Society cohosoc [at] web.apc.org
- Re: Including People With Disabilities?, (continued)
- Re: Including People With Disabilities? 'Judith Wisdom, January 12 1996
- Re: Including People With Disabilities? Cbwhy, January 13 1996
- RE: Including People With Disabilities? bdsullivan, January 13 1996
- RE: Including People With Disabilities? Michael John Omogrosso, January 15 1996
- Re: RE: Including People With Disabilities? Collaborative Housing Society, January 15 1996
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