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Monday, May 13, 2024

Newsletter May 2024

 

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You became part of a grassroots movement by attending “Do You Love The Idea Of A Golden Girls Lifestyle?” 

Your feedback is important to us and others who have joined the shared housing movement. 

We'd like to hear about your progress. By now you’ve had time to look over the resources we sent after the event. If you can't find your resource materials  please reach out and we will send a copy to you.

YOUR Facebook Group

We're happy to say many of your co-attendees joined the Facebook Group and are sharing their experiences, making announcements and offering encouragement!

How are you enjoying  the Facebook group.? By checking in you'll get shared housing news about this essential growing movement.


By using social and our newsletters you'll get access to resources and programming to guide you along your home sharing path.

Is it possible YOU know someone who’s a perfect fit for successful home sharing? Why not send them a copy of this newsletter or give them a link to the Facebook Group.

 

MEET and CHAT with the EXPERTS who belong to the group


Experts like Linda Williams of Relationshape, Marianne Kilkenny Author of Your Quest For Home and founder of Women for Living In Community, Pat Ready, a HOST/PROVIDER with years of experience sharing, Louise Machinist, Author of My House Our House and representatives from Sharing Housing, Inc among others.

Explore what others have to offer
  • Look through the guides on the Facebook Group. 
  • Watch for announcements including Q & A's with leaders of the shared housing movement.
  • Create a discussion with other SEEKERS and HOST/PROVIDERS in the chat windows.
  • Catch up on legislation and programming around the country. 
  • Keep your eyes open for upcoming news. 
  • Watch for information and events that can help you grow your own community.

Are you a SEEKER looking to connect? Look sharp. Right now a HOST/PROVIDER has a furnished space available in Sarasota.  

HOST/PROVIDER Joy used a simple form to create her announcement. Click the images below to see her entire announcement in the Facebook Group.

Joy Young Furnished Home Share Sarasota

HOST/PROVIDER offering a shared home near Arlington and Shade Streets in Sarasota

HOST/PROVIDERS And SEEKERS Can Submit Announcements With One Click

The Facebook Group is a place where HOST/PROVIDERS and SEEKERS can post announcements for spaces or connecting.
  • The announcement form is simple to complete.
  • It has checkboxes and places to write a few sentences. 
  • When you've finished, click SUBMIT to send to us directly.
  • We'll post it to the Facebook Group.

Here are the links to the forms:

Announcement form for HOST/PROVIDERS

*** NOTE***If you are a HOST/PROVIDER send images of the available space to be included in your announcement to the following email: theshareresource@gmail.com 

Announcement form for SEEKERS

At this time the service is free. 

Want To Connect Another Way?

We’re looking forward to hearing about the good things YOU have learned! Send us a voicemail or a text if you’d prefer to keep the conversation going.  Person to person. You can text or leave a voicemail at 541-224-7715. Leave a message for Zoe who is the administrator for the Share Resource Collective.
 

LICN Give us a call or text

Our Shared Housing COLLECTIVE believes conversation is essential to build community, eliminate isolation, create security, improve financial outcomes and elevate the benefits of home sharing.

And isn’t that what it’s all about? Neighbors helping neighbors. Walking beside each other? Improving our communities?

Your voice illuminates the shared housing table.  By advocating for shared housing you benefit the home share movement.

All TOGETHER we will light the way for each other on the path to Living In Community. 

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Sunday, May 14, 2023

 

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A Postcard From Staten Island

Two shared housing explorers visit the Ganas Intentional Community

A brick with the word GANAS embedded in the clay on a sidewalk

A few months ago my eldest daughter invited me to attend an online visitors meeting at Ganas, an intentional community on Staten Island.

After the visitors meeting, we arranged to meet this month in New York and head over to the Island to learn more about this particular type of shared housing model.


Ganas currently houses 60 residents in 7 separate houses located within a central city block location. The St. George Ferry dock is downhill from the Ganas community, about a 25 minute walk from the community. -Ed. zm

Observations about Ganas from Deirdre Morrison


“The Ganas Community emphasizes communication that urges residents to be in right relation with one another, working through interpersonal concerns to show value and inclusiveness to the variety of characters that live there.


“In a working class neighborhood that's experienced disinvestment and socioeconomic uncertainty, Ganas' collective of 7 homes is lush with garden zones, many gathering spaces, and offerings for shared stewardship and learning. “


“The people I met there felt kind, authentic, and open to possibility--and it was extremely intergenerational, and more ethnically diverse than other communities I've spent time in.


“I liked that Ganas makes a point to remain cost-effective, with a set relatively low monthly resident contribution that include housing, food, household supplies, and utilities. To me, this is a major and essential point of accessibility in comparison to other communities/co-housings who's buy-in or monthly cost feels out of reach on a modest income.”

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