Abstract
This study aims to examine the possibility of shared housing for single mother household which expected to meet their housing needs. The methodology of the study is interview for non-profit organization and private co 叩orations who plan and operate the shared housing for single mother household. Authors point out that shared housing meets single mothers households' housing needs in terms of collaboration on child care and housework by residents and also ease the sense of isolation among single mother households. The challenge is the importance of third party which manage and support shared housing living, however, the planning and management of shared housing by private sector is tough work including finding homeowners who sympathize with shared housing for rent, finding single mothers, renovation of housing and
operational support etc.
