Thanks for the replies, just the sort of information I'm looking for. (And Jane has pretty much hit the nail right on the head.
We simply want to help our son out a bit until he gets settled on his own.)
More replies welcome...keep 'em coming.
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Originally Posted by jane032657
I would hope your son would be welcomed as a part of your life and in your village for as long as he needed your support. Peope 19 and over are allowed to live with their families in The Villages. With surrounding towns, businesses in The Villages, and all the young crowd I have seen in the squares at night, I am sure there would be oppottunities in surrounding areas to meet peers, and lots of activities to enjoy in The Villages. Anyone could have an adut child in need and I woud expect that those who wanted to help their adult chidren by having them come stay with them would be accepted. No young adult will most likely end up making The Villages their long term residence, but parents have obligations to children when they have need and I would welcome my neighbors chidren with open arms, they will all be 19 or over and I am sure will be delightful additions to the neighborhood for the time they need to be there. How the young person adjusts, socializes, adapts, and finds fulfillment is another question.
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