A stronger sense of safety
Many women are looking for a more reassuring living environment, especially after a separation, a move, or during a life transition. Living with other women often helps create a safer, more comfortable daily life.
Why choose women-only shared housing?
Better understanding of everyday life
Household organisation, respect for privacy, open communication: women-only shared housing often encourages a smoother and more respectful cohabitation.
A solution for single women and single mothers
For single mothers or women living alone, women-only cohabitation can offer reassuring presence, occasional support and a more stable living environment, without imposing a family model.
An alternative to traditional flatsharing
Unlike classic student flatsharing, women-only cohabitation on ToitChezMoi is based on a clear life project, shared expectations and an ethical framework.
A spirit of mutual support and solidarity
Some women-only shared homes naturally include everyday mutual support: presence, small services, emotional support — without obligation, but with kindness.
A smart and affordable solution
Sharing a home helps reduce living costs. With home sharing for services, accommodation can even be free or offered at a reduced rent, depending on the agreement.
A chosen, respectful and well-structured shared living arrangement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to pay anything before visiting the accommodation? +
No. You should never be asked to pay anything to “reserve” a place before meeting the host and visiting the accommodation. If someone insists, this is a warning sign—please report the profile immediately.
Which rules should be agreed on from the start? +
From the beginning, it is recommended to agree on simple rules: schedules, shared spaces, guests, quiet hours, cleaning and exit conditions.
A written agreement helps prevent misunderstandings and reassures both parties.
Can I bring someone with me when visiting the accommodation? +
Yes—this is recommended if it helps you feel more comfortable. Just let the host know in advance. Having someone with you can also help you keep perspective.
What should you do in case of conflict or tension? +
It is important to talk about it early and calmly. Often, a simple adjustment of rules or schedule is enough.
If the situation persists, rely on the written agreement and contact ToitChezMoi.
Are profiles verified on ToitChezMoi? +
ToitChezMoi encourages members to complete their profiles and communicate before meeting. Clear descriptions, photos and conversations help you feel more confident before committing.
What should I do if I feel uncomfortable during co-living? +
Feeling uncomfortable is a valid reason to speak up. If you feel safe doing so, start by discussing it with your host or cohabitant. If the situation doesn’t improve, contact ToitChezMoi and review your agreement to understand your exit options.