The following references may prove useful:
- Unleashing Attendant Services for People with Physical Disabilities: Better Quality Service with Immediate Savings to the Health System, Ontario Attendant Services Advisory Committee, 2013.
- Supportive Living Models for Younger Adults with Physical Disabilities: A Review and Proposed Best Practice Models, The Alberta Spinal Cord Injury Initiative, 2012.
- CREATING HOUSING CHOICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES IN ONTARIO - A Resource Guide, Kehilla Residential Programme, 2006.
- The Roadmap to Independent Living in Ontario – Supporting Adults with Disabilities, Ontario Association of Independent Living Service Providers (OAILSP), Provincial Acquired Brain Injury Network (PABIN), 2014.
- Developers eye new models for affordable urban housing, John Lorinc, Globe and Mail, Toronto, 2017.
- Housing Options for Adults with Developmental Disabilities, Citizen Advocacy Ottawa, draft, 2018.
- Finding My Place: Age Appropriate Housing, Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, Toronto, 2006. The report emphasizes the need for age-appropriate housing and care options, and recommends public funding to ensure sufficient supportive housing.
- A Guide to Housing Trusts, Windsor-Essex Family Network, 2014.
- Supporting Adults with Disabilities, OAILSP and PABIN, Toronto, 2014.
- Testimonies of Dwelling: People with Physical Disabilities and (in)appropriate Housing in Calgary, Centre for Social Work Research and Development, university of Calgary, 2008. This Research report recommends a percentage of new homes using universal design principles to help ensure a continuum of choice in affordable and accessible accomodation, in coordination with necessary support services for persons requiring daily care.
- Families in Durham Region want a say in Finding housing solutions, Durham association for family respite services, 2017.
- unleashing attendant services for people with physical disabilities, Ontario attendant services advisory committee, 2013.
- “Conversatons that Matter” is an online values training website developed by Norman Kunc and Emma Van der Klift consisting of an ever-growing collection of short (5 to 15 minutes) engaging videos of conversations with the leading voices in the fields of community living, disability rights. and disability studies. https://www.broadreachtraining.com
- Learnings 2011-2016 - Interim Report, Ontario Community Services Coalition, London ON, 2016. The Coalition is a partnership between community service providers and individuals with support needs and their families, intended to maintain choice and flexibility in Services delivery through a services of family forums.
- Safe and secure, Al Etmanski, et al, Ontario Edition, Planned Lifetime Advocacy Network, Vancouver B.C., 2010, ISBN 978-0-9730383-4-7.