FAQ

There are several places where you can find adapted housing. For example, you can check listings on real estate websites, seek assistance from a specialized agency like Immo Accessible Québec, or inquire with your municipality or support organization.

There are several accessibility criteria to consider when searching for adapted housing. For example, you should check that the doors and hallways are wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair, that the outlets and switches are at an appropriate height, that the bathroom is equipped with grab bars and adapted toilets, and so on.

There are several ways to make your home more accessible. For example, you can install ramps, add grab bars in the bathroom, replace doorknobs with lever handles, install switches and outlets at an appropriate height, and so on. It is recommended to seek the assistance of professionals to help implement these modifications.

Yes, it is possible to benefit from grants and assistance to make your home more accessible. You can inquire with your municipality, region, or support organization to learn about the various available options. There are also government programs such as the Financial Assistance Program for the Adaptation of Housing for Seniors and People with Disabilities, which offers grants for home modifications.