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Village Hearth: America's first LGBTQ cohousing community for seniors offers mutual care and belonging

By

Tina Vasquez

3h ago· 14 min readenNews

Summary

Village Hearth in Durham, North Carolina is the first LGBTQ cohousing community in the nation for people aged 55 and over. Founded by Pat McAulay, the community was born from a decades-old dream among older lesbians to live together and care for one another. The article explores how this intentional community provides mutual support, combats isolation, and offers a safe, affirming living environment for LGBTQ seniors who often face discrimination in traditional retirement settings.

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Any older lesbian you speak to has this dream of living together or living in close proximity and taking care of one another.
Because people from our generation...
Take care of your own, as long as you can.
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For Pride month, The Flytrap visited Durham, North Carolina’s Village Hearth, the first LGBTQ cohousing community in the nation for people 55 and over.

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