About Lykkå Cohabitation

For five years, Lykkå has been exploring a simple but essential question:
What does it actually take to live well together, in our homes, with our neighbours, and in community?

At Lykkå Cohabitation, we invite people to create the community they crave.
Together, we are building brave spaces.
 

Community living offers a meaningful response to many of the challenges we are facing today: loneliness, overwhelm, mental and emotional strain, lack of day-to-day support, and an increasingly inaccessible housing system. It also opens pathways toward more sustainable, resource-sharing ways of living in the face of ecological challenges.
 

At the same time, the barriers are not only external.
 

Many of us carry learned fears shaped by our upbringing, culture, and past experiences, fears that can make it hard to feel safe enough to reach for a shared dream: living closer to others, sharing space and resources, and relying on one another in more intentional ways.
 

Lykkå Cohabitation was created to support both sides of this journey.
 

Many of us long for closer lives with our neighbours, more shared care, more support in daily life, and more ease. Yet cultural conditioning, past experiences, and real structural barriers often make it difficult to take that step alone.
 

Lykkå Cohabitation exists to make shared living safer, clearer, and more accessible — relationally, practically, and over time.
 

As an official nonprofit organization, we support people in navigating the inner work of trust and belonging, while also offering practical resources, tools, and partnerships to address external realities such as the housing crisis and ecological sustainability.
 

We help move ideas into grounded, concrete co-living and community-building projects.