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Attention Olympia-area parents:

Seeking permanent housing for your adult child with disabilities?

Find out whether cohousing might be right for your family member at an information session on Saturday, September 19.

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Join a group of parents of adult children with disabilities who are planning a cohousing community on a one-acre parcel in the heart of Olympia centering on the interests and needs of individuals who experience autism, IDD and related developmental disabilities.

Based upon community interest and support, the entire development may be set aside for such individuals, or it may be a more diverse community including neurotypical individuals who desire to live in a shared community.

We envision individual/family ownership of each residence and common ownership of a small community center and other amenities.

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For more information, please review our FAQs page and the videos below.

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2021 Boulevard Cohousing is envisioned as an inclusive community of 25-30 people, of different ages and abilities. We believe we can build 18-24 small residences, each with their own bedroom(s), living room, kitchen and bathroom, probably of about 500 square feet each. Together the resident-owners would also share ownership and use of a common house with a community dining room, kitchen and other shared amenities to be determined by the group.

What the meeting will be about

What is cohousing?

What will it cost to become a part of this?

How will the future resident-owners work together as the developer?

Do you want to get involved?

For more information, please review our FAQs page and the videos below.

 Learn more about cohousing before the event 

Don’t miss the start of something meaningful