Shared living pairs a person with a supportive household — a family or roommate setting where they can live with independence and belonging. We handle matching, onboarding, and ongoing support so the arrangement works for everyone.
Who it’s for
- Adults with cognitive disabilities who want to live in a family-style home
- People ready for more independence with the right support nearby
- Households interested in sharing their home and life with someone
How we provide support
Good matches take time. We get to know the person — their interests, routines, needs, and what “home” means to them — and the household. We support a gradual introduction, so everyone can get comfortable before the move.
After the move, we don’t disappear. We check in regularly, support the household, and help with any challenges early.
Belonging and community
Shared living is about more than a place to stay. It’s family dinners, holidays, friendships, and being part of a neighbourhood — with support there when it’s needed.
