Co-Living: A Connection That Saves Lives

National Suicide Prevention Week, September 7–13, reminds us of the critical role connection plays in mental health and well-being. For many adults transitioning from homelessness or incarceration, loneliness can deepen feelings of despair and isolation, leading to serious mental health challenges.

At Roundtable Living, we understand the transformative power of community. Our co-living homes don’t just provide affordable housing—they create an environment where residents can build meaningful connections, share experiences, and feel supported. Research shows that fostering relationships can reduce feelings of isolation and significantly improve mental health outcomes.

Our adult independent living homes are designed specifically for single men who need a safe, supportive place to call home. By living in a community, residents gain the companionship and encouragement they need to move forward with their lives.

During National Suicide Prevention Week, let’s work together to support those in need. If you have clients seeking affordable housing and a sense of belonging, I’d love to discuss how Roundtable Living can help.

Contact me today to refer a client or learn more about how we’re building communities that heal. Together, we can make a difference.

Katrina Robinson

Roundtable Living

(512) 240-2777

info@roundtableliving.com