09/18/2026
For many seniors, losing the ability to drive isn't just an inconvenience, it's isolating. Suddenly, a doctor's appointment becomes a logistical puzzle, getting groceries requires help, and a trip to see a friend feels like an overwhelming project.
In a city built largely around car ownership, older adults who can no longer drive often find themselves cut off from the community resources, social connections, and everyday life. That's why the Boomers Collaborative Foundation is intentional about location.
Our cooperative housing model has walkable, transit-accessible urban neighborhoods as its foundation, so that getting around Austin doesn't depend on having keys in your pocket.
Transportation independence translates to dignity, autonomy, and staying connected to the life you've built.