FAQ
FAQ
Straight answers. No promises we can’t keep.
What is Crow’s Pass?
It’s an early-stage idea for an intentional cohousing community in Cape Breton for women 55+: feminine energy first, and any man who’s ready. Community, not care.
Is it built? Can I move in?
Not yet. Crow’s Pass is at the organizing stage. There’s no site, price, number of homes or move-in date confirmed. Anything you see in concept art is a feeling, not a plan.
What is cohousing?
Cohousing is a type of community where people have their own private homes and share common spaces, often a common house for meals and gatherings, and residents help run the community together.
Learn more: Canadian Cohousing Network ↗ · Cohousing Association of the US ↗
Is it a seniors’ home or a care facility?
No. It’s community, not care. Neighbours look out for each other through mutual aid. It doesn’t replace health or home-care services.
Who’s behind it?
Karen Hall (Founder) and Barbara (Co-founder), with the women and men of Crow’s Pass.
Is it a charity?
No. It’s mutual aid. Giving to the Corvid Fund is totally optional.
How do I stay in the loop?
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Want to give? Totally optional: https://gofund.me/2b4d0153d
Community, not care. Age with dignity, not alone.
Contact
Karen Hall, Founder: karen@crowspass.com
Barbara, Co-founder: barbara@crowspass.com