CoHabit’s vision is to build accessible, integrated and affordable apartments that nurture a connected community culture for all people who live there and are looking for a sense of belonging.

In addition to addressing loneliness and isolation, CoHabit will offer on-site services to remove barriers for people with physical and other significant disability to live in this apartment complex. The disability support services will be available to approximately one third of residents 24/7.

‘A mother’s love can be unbreakable, and it can also unleash a determination that changes the lives of a whole community. Margy Nelson, founder of CoHabit, an integrated, accessible and affordable apartment complex that is currently in the planning stages, hopes that she can help bring about beautiful changes in the life of her son Bryce, who lives with Cerebral Palsy, and others like him.’

Read more from Margy’s interview here