History and society Investigations and reports
Un toit pour moi
2023
Sous-titres : Français Espagnol Anglais Allemand Arabe
The Véro & Louis residence is the first in Quebec to offer a home to adults on the autism spectrum aged 21 and over. The first six months of this new adventure are filled with challenges but also abound with small victories.
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Episode 1
23 min
Meeting a need
The building finally finished, the Véro & Louis residence prepares to open its doors. Parents and residents discover this unique home for the first time. As there are as many different forms of autism as there are people with autism, the needs of each had to be taken into account.
Episode 2
19 min
Moving in
After the delays caused by the pandemic, the big day has finally arrived! Even if it is a dream come true for them, it is still with a heavy heart that the parents accompany their children in this important step.
Episode 3
19 min
Adaptation
A few weeks after moving in, the "home-sharers" begin to adapt to community life. For Alexandre it is a day to celebrate, but Sarah is still trying to adjust.
Episode 4
20 min
Just an ordinary day
Alexandre, Sarah, Christian and Alexandra have to come to terms with their new communal lives, but are gradually starting to feel at home in their new space. Through an all-essential routine, they get to know and connect with the members of staff. The carers encourage them to become more independent.
Episode 5
20 min
Life outside the home
A look back over the last few months with the families, Véro, Louis and Guylaine. The residents are increasing becoming involved in their environment and at home in their new living space. It is time to prepare for a first-ever Christmas in the residence!
The Véro & Louis residence is the first in Quebec to offer a home to adults on the autism spectrum aged 21 and over. The first six months of this new adventure are filled with challenges but also abound with small victories.
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