“…Important outcomes have been associated with housing, including the person's degree of community integration and participation, psychosocial well-being (i.e., satisfaction, choice and control in everyday decision-making and adjustment) and quality of life (Ahmed, Quadir, Rahman & Alamgir, 2018;Brajković, Godan & Godan, 2009;Dwyer, Heary, Ward & MacNeela, 2019;Trezzini, Brach, Post, Gemperli & SwiSCI Group, 2019). Unfortunately, people with ABI or SCI have typically reported very poor housing experiences (Barry, Knox & Douglas, 2019;Commonwealth of Australia, 2009;Dwyer et al, 2019;Stancliffe et al, 2011;Taleporos, Craig & Brown, 2013), meaning that their living situation is likely to negatively impact other aspects of their lives and recovery.…”