We’re building community, social connectedness and resilience in multi-unit housing communities

Why? Because loneliness and social isolation are growing health concerns. Where better to start than right at home?

A person on the street with a small dog stop to talk with a neighbour and people on their balconies talk across the gap.

Illustration of a person watering a garden and a person tending the garden and a little person hanging out with them with buildings in the background.

We’re a growing multi-stakeholder collective based in British Columbia, Canada

We bring together housing providers, non-profits, researchers, local and regional governments, housing associations and health authorities. Together with residents of multi-unit housing, we experiment with and learn about ways of alleviating loneliness and social isolation while building capacity for neighbourly support and mutual aid.

Learn more about us and what we do.