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Cohousing: a Healthy Option for Intergenerational Living

Online Program and In-Branch

Discover the benefits of cohousing, a type of collaborative housing built to foster living in community. Watch in-person or online.

Discover the benefits of cohousing, a type of collaborative housing built to foster living in community, where future residents are integral to the design and development of the community. Cohousing combines the autonomy of compact self-contained private dwellings with the benefits of shared, spacious community amenities, and tends to offer environmentally sensitive design with a pedestrian orientation. Presented by Ellen Ryan, McMaster University and Cohousing Hamilton.

This is an in-person and virtual program. Watch at Central Library in the Hamilton Room or virtually. After you register to watch it online, an invitation with instructions on how to join follows via email. It includes a link to join the Microsoft Teams meeting at the scheduled date and time.

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