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your own community
your own way
Form personal communities where people support each other throughout their daily lives - each according to their specific needs and abilities

Meet like-minded families
Connect with members of your local community based on shared interests, values, and needs

Ask and give practical support
Share skills, resources, and advice, find help with chores and meals, give yourself time for self care

Find homesharing solutions
Save money on rent and find day-to-day support by sharing a living space with trusted families from Lykkå’s community

a vision for a sustainable future

Today, Lykkå is a community of over 150 families in Montréal, born out of an immediate need for families - mainly single mothers - to support each other during the pandemic.
Tomorrow, Lykkå will be its own online platform where families can form communities wherever they are in the world.
Families will be supported by Lykkå’s tools and resources for community-building and homesharing.

why families trust Lykkå
Made by parents, for parents
We personally know the challenges of family alongside the hustle and bustle of work and big city living. It’s our mission to organize burnout, lonliness, and class inequality into thriving community spirit
Always free to use
Connect with families, find practical support, and search for homesharing solutations at no cost. Contribute a donation if you wish to support Lykkå or one of its members.
Safe and secure
Feel peace of mind knowing you’re part of a local community of verified families. Take full control of your privacy by always being able to choose what information is available to who.

hear what they have to say



This creation is amazing and so innovative and visionary. It's a vibrant, innovative and necessary place where families are nourished, renewed and inspired. Where a family comes to have their oxygen mask replenished which results in much more oxygen for so many others.
JulieLykkå Parent
Lykkå is unity, connectivity, co-loving and co-living which in times like Covid are an essential service.
LynneLykkå Parent
Covid showed us that women do the bulk of the care work, still, and they were forced to leave paid employment at an exponentially higher rate than men. That fact necessitates a robust and lasting infrastructure of mutual support, for the sake of mental health, labour force participation and reintegration (therefore economic productivity), and community resilience.
JennyLykkå Parent
In this crazy world, now more than ever, we are longing and craving to form a community where we can count on each other, trust our neighbours, share our happiness and sadness -and everything in between-. The knowledge of having people around me that aim for the same community life, gives me hope and the strength to pursue it. Keep it going guys... you really rock!
AnaLykkå Parent
Positive, meaningful, and judgement-free social interaction with people outside of my household. It’s that simple. Knowing that the great people I interact with here are all part of my immediate neighbourhood, thinking that you may be the parents I pass by on the street and see at the playground... It humanizes my city experience and helps me deal with stress by making me feel like I am surrounded by people I trust.
ChloeLykkå Parent
As a person who grew up in Africa , I do know the value and importance of the so-called village...as they say 'it takes a village....' right? I long for creating 'our' village, I am so happy to be connecting and being part of THIS!
SarahLykkå Parent
Thanks to this community I am beginning to learn to ask for what I need, and for the first time in a really long time I am beginning to feel like I have a village.
KassLykkå Parent
Together we are building a BRAVE SPACE where we can show up for ourselves and each other.
AlbaLykkå Parent
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