What family members can a person choose to live with?

True or false: Living on your own means that you live with roommates in a house.

True or false: A friend can be a roommate

True or false: Group homes are a “group of homes” where you live in several different homes.

If you can't cook, what is an expensive option to still get food?

True or false: It is common for young adults to live with their family after high school

Name 3 benefits/pros of living on your own

Should you decide if you want a roommate before or after renting an apartment/house

True or false: group homes are single-family homes where people who are not related live together

What are other independent living tasks that you could technically hire out (even though it would be really expensive!)

It may make sense to live with family until you can save up what?

Name 3 cons/negatives of living on your own

What are three positives of having a roommate?

What do the people who work at a group home do?

Name a community resource (long term care) agency that can provide you with money to pay for PCAs, group homes, etc.

Name three benefits of living with family.

If someone chose to live on their own, they may want/need support with what? (Name 3)

What are three things you would want to know about someone before becoming their roommate?

What are negatives/ cons of living in a group home?

What program can help you with costs of living such as rent payments?

Name three cons (negatives) of living with family.

What does PCA stand for?

What are three things you should do to be a good roommate?

What are benefits/ pros of living in a group home?

What can the electric company do to help with payments?