Shire House offers and manages Shared Housing Programs for adults 18 and over within the HFA (formerly known as Aspergers) and Neurodiverse community.

Here's how it works:

• Shire House holds the lease on the particular property.
• There is an Agreement between the housemate and parents or just the housemate; Shire House manages the agreements.
• The housemate understands they are committing to participate in a Shared Housing program.
• The fees for each home are tailored by the cost of the rent, utilities, and amenities such as food.
• The housemate must be employed or have other financial resources to pay for or purchase expenses outlined in the parent agreement or the Shire House Shared Housing Agreement.
• The housemate understands they are committing to participate in a Shared Housing program.
• The housemate will be asked to exit the program if they are not adhering to the Shared Housing agreement.
• Shire House provides guidance and support when a client transitions out of Shire House to their particular independent living setting.