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Bellingham Cohousing is a living situation that requires considerable neighbor participation. If you are new to Cohousing we strongly recommend that you do your homework before deciding to move here. Bellingham Cohousing residents dedicate as much as 20 hours per month attending committee meetings, planning meals and community activities, and working on community projects.

Although Bellingham Cohousing is a supportive community, it is not designed or intended to be an environment for individuals needing therapeutic levels of attention or care.

Whether you are new to Bellingham, or new to Bellingham Cohousing, here are some suggested resources to help you investigate whether Cohousing is for you:


Cohousing and Community Living
A Contemporary Approach to Housing Ourselves
by Kathryn McCamant and Charles Durrett
Millworks Cohousing (A new cohousing in Bellingham)
Northwest Intentional Communities Organization
The Cohousing Network
The Cohousing Network Mailing List
The Global Ecovillage Network
Intentional Communities Network
The Cohousing Company
Whatcom Watch Online article by
Cohousing resident David Longdon

Bellingham & Whatcom County
City of Bellingham
Bellingham Public Schools
Western Washington University
Whatcom Community College
Bellingham Technical College
Bellingham/Whatcom County Convention Visitors Bureau
Bellingham.net
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