In Vera, Almería, a pioneering project has been launched that promises to transform the lives of young people with disabilities. These new inclusive homes are designed to provide a safe, adapted environment with all the necessary facilities to promote autonomy and well-being for their residents. The homes are aimed at young people who do not have family support, offering them a space where they can live independently but with companionship, encouraging community living and active participation. The project includes eleven places in specially adapted homes, featuring barrier-free access and communal areas that foster social interaction and personal development. This initiative is part of a wider movement across Spain to promote inclusive housing models for people with disabilities. Similar projects are underway in cities such as Zaragoza, where social housing is allocated to vulnerable groups with support from specialised organisations. Furthermore, there are grants available that can cover up to 75% of the cost of home adaptations to improve accessibility. These projects not only provide a roof but also open the door to a fuller, more independent and dignified life for those facing additional challenges.