Housing cooperatives bring people together to save, make decisions democratically and work toward secure, affordable homes.
A housing cooperative is a member-owned and democratically controlled organization formed to improve access to affordable housing and secure land. Members pool savings and effort, share responsibility and make decisions together, with one member, one vote.
Membership starts with people organizing around shared housing needs. Regular savings, participation and cooperative governance help turn a common goal into practical action.
Ask how to join ↓Housing cooperative societies legally registered by the Government of Uganda through the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives. They are member-led organizations that pool resources, access land and plan housing together.
Unregistered community groups whose members are interested in cooperative housing. Groups can organize, learn and explore cooperative housing together as they work toward formal cooperative membership.
Send an enquiry and UHOCU can follow up with information on community groups or housing cooperatives and the next steps. This form requests information; it does not automatically register a person as a cooperative member.
You can also email info@uhocu.org or call +256 20 090 5870.
