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We believe the most powerful words are "welcome home."

Life is better together

Living in a neurodiverse home develops relationships. That means empathy, compromise, collaboration, joy, and navigating conflict. We wouldn't have it any other way.

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What is a Cohome?

Coliving

Enjoy a meaningful life, together. Cohome celebrates living with community built right in!

Shared values

Live together with a focus on supporting each other, achieving independence, and building community.

Independent Living

Live independently and connect with housemates as one big family.

Social & life skills development

Our housemates enhance social and life skills through real experiences in a supportive environment.

Walkable

Morristown is a walkable campus, where residents live, gather, create and thrive.

Community partnerships

Our housemates connect with their community - for work, play, service, and just life!

Volunteer

Get involved with your friendly neighborhood Cohome! There are many opportunities to help, from participating in our Spring & Fall Yard Cleanups to working alongside Cohome housemates creating a gingerbread house for the holidays.

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Social Club

Do you want to make friends, explore your community and "live your Cohome life?" Join our Social Club by completing this questionnaire.

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Grow with Us

Does your community need a Cohome? We believe everyone deserves to live in the least restrictive environment that meets their needs. Lead the way for your community.

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Be a Sponsor

We count on sponsors to support our vibrant programming and critical capital improvements to keep our spaces beautiful.

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Why is Coliving important?

Americans

have an intellectual or developmental disability (I/DD)

Percent of adults with I/DD live with their parents

Adults on Supportive Housing Waitlist

What are people saying about Cohome?

"I really like the activities at Cohome. Shared meal is my favorite. I like to bake in the kitchen and hang out on the front porch."

Hannah, a Cohome housemate