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People with an intellectual disability in Canada are disproportionately homeless, living in poverty, subject to drastically limited housing choices, and often encounter issues of discrimination in housing.

Our vision is that all people with an intellectual disability are fully included in their communities, have full access to health care and other public services, and are safe from violence and abuse.

A Right to Housing for all: Ensuring a Human Rights Approach Inclusive of all Persons with Developmental Disabilities
The Facts on Housing and Persons with Intellectual Disabilities
Meeting Canada’s Obligations to Affordable Housing and Supports for People with Disabilities to Live Independently in the Community
The Right Way
CACL - National Report Card 2011
CACL - National Report Card 2009

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