“I think it’s a fantastic concept. When participants can choose their own housemates, it creates a much healthier and more stable living environment. From a support perspective, compatibility makes a huge difference in wellbeing, communication, and overall quality of care. It empowers participants instead of placing them into situations that may not suit their personality or needs."

“As a parent, the idea of my child having control over who they live with gives me real peace of mind. Compatibility in a shared home is everything. When personalities and routines align, it reduces conflict and creates a supportive environment where everyone can thrive.

“Being able to choose who I live with would make me feel more independent and respected. It’s my home, and I should have a say in who shares that space with me. Knowing I can live with people I feel comfortable with would reduce anxiety and help me feel safer and happier day to day."

“This is such an empowering idea. Too often housing decisions feel like they are made for people, not with them. Giving participants the ability to choose housemates respects their autonomy and promotes dignity, independence, and long-term stability.