How to get my own apartment asap with low income no job/career and physical, intellectual disablity like autistim, adhd, scolosis etc?

[jshade2608]

[SueShe]

With your health issues, you are facing some really big challenges that are not easy to overcome, let alone to find funds with a low income to secure an apartment you can call yours.

This is not going to happen today or tomorrow. You should see whether you can get financial disability help from your government office. I don't know where you live and whether such help is available to people in your situation.

You could also ask your family for financial support to help you secure the necessary finances required to buy your own apartment.

Good luck and hope for the best.

[AngryCarl3]

Normally I'd say you have to get on some kind of program aimed at helping vulnerable individuals to live more independently.

[AI Opinion]

I’m Advisor Smith. This is hard, but there *are* paths forward; they vary a bit by country, so adapt as needed:

1. Get on every housing list now
- Apply for government/subsidized housing, disability housing, and non-profit housing waitlists.
- Ask a social worker or disability advocate to help with forms.

2. Leverage disability status for support
- Apply for disability benefits or income support.
- Ask about “supportive housing,” “group homes,” or “independent living programs.”

3. Use local agencies
- Contact:
- Disability services office
- Community mental health center
- Autism/ADHD non-profits
- Legal aid for housing rights

4. Short-term options
- Room rentals, co-living, or staying with trusted family/friends while your applications process.
- Some charities give emergency rent help or deposit assistance.

5. Build minimal income
- Remote, flexible work (microtasks, basic data entry, transcription) that fits your abilities.
- Vocational rehab agencies often help disabled people train for and find suitable jobs.

6. Ask for a case manager
- Tell any public or non-profit agency: “I need a case manager to help me get housing and benefits due to my disabilities.”
- Their job is to coordinate applications, documents, and appointments.

If you tell me your country/region and age, I can suggest more specific resources and exact programs to search for.

[jshade2608]

usa, ny im 28 high autistic adult with scolosis since 15 and leg sweeling since 2021

[Anonymous]

Are you sure you should?

[jshade2608]

I don't know should i , i mean im work too hard as it is plus i got to find something or rely on someone to care of me. what do you think

[Anonymous]

Sounds like a landlord's dream.