The role of the new society for home sharing will include:

• Increased public awareness to attract the interest of potential home sharing providers.
• Recruitment of home sharing providers from rural and remote locations and culturally under-represented groups
• Increased networking, training, and education opportunities for home sharing providers.
• Finding solutions to the challenges of respite services
• Strengthening peer-support connections to help prevent isolation and home sharing provider burnout.

The new nonprofit society will maintain a board of directors that aims to bring together home sharing providers, people living in home share, CLBC and other stakeholders to continuously improve home sharing for everyone involved.