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Getting My Own Address for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Developmental Disabilities

Getting My Own Address for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Developmental Disabilities (GMOA) is a program for people with autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities and their families.

The program makes clear the steps, options and choices that are available to plan for housing in the community of one's choice. more

Getting My Own Address for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Developmental Disabilities: Guide

The GMOA guide is a comprehensive but simple explanation of the steps, options and choices that are available to plan for housing in the community of one's choice. more

Getting My Own Address support groups

There are now two support groups meeting monthly for those wanting to learn more about long-term housing planning for individuals with disabilities and their families. more

Getting My Own Address upcoming presentations

Community Housing Network continues with the Getting My Own Address (GMOA) Overview across Oakland County, in cooperation with Oakland County School Districts. Please see below for GMOA-related presentations and events. more

Highlights

CHN is one of Crain's Cool Places to Work

Community Housing Network is excited to be one of Crain's Cool Places to Work! Check out Crain's list here , and see our cool video for just some of the reasons CHN is a great place to work.

CHN honored as a Detroit Free Press Top 100 Workplace

Community Housing Network was recently chosen as a Top 100 Workplace by the Detroit Free Press in the small company category. Read the article on the Detroit Free Press website; CHN's profile can be found here .

CHN makes the difference for program participant

Every once in a while a special donation shows up at Community Housing Network. "It's not ever much,” says donor Duane Ott. "But CHN has made all the difference for me living the kind of life I choose to live versus the life of abject poverty. I can't remember how I got along before CHN.” more

Community Housing Network
570 Kirts Blvd., Suite 231, Troy, MI 48084
with offices in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties
248.928.0111
866.282.3119 (toll free)