We're a British Columbia non-profit building micro communities — small, intentional buildings where like-minded people rent or own side by side, and no one has to figure out life alone.
Young adults leaving home without a clear path. Single mothers carrying everything alone. Deaf seniors placed in care homes where no one can communicate with them. Seniors aging in isolation.
The housing market offers two rigid options: fit in, or fall through the gap. We're building the in-between — housing designed around connection, affordability, and dignity.
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Small buildings. Big belonging. We blend co-housing models — strata ownership, co-op membership, dorm-style shared living — so people with common lives and needs can choose how they live together.
A real launch pad: independence with built-in neighbours, mentorship, and stability during the hardest transition years.
Homes where support is next door — shared childcare energy, mutual aid, and neighbours who understand the load.
Communication-rich buildings designed with visual accessibility and shared language, ending isolation by design.
Aging in community instead of alone — connected, intergenerational living that keeps people engaged and known.
Our first build uses standardized, government-backed designs from the CMHC Housing Design Catalogue — a courtyard sixplex where the land allows, or a narrow-lot fourplex where it doesn't. Either way, design costs drop and approvals speed up, so every donated dollar goes further.
We're raising $4 million to buy the land and build the first homes. Then we do it again. And again.
Universal design and barrier-free living from the first sketch — including adaptable units and DeafSpace-informed design principles.
Housing intentionally shaped to cultivate connection, shared responsibility, and mutual support — not just proximity.
Mixed ownership models, standardized designs, and federal housing programs combined into something new — and repeatable.
Your gift buys land, pours foundations, and opens doors — literally. If donating isn't possible, sharing our story helps more than you know.
