​If you would have told me years ago that MAMAS would become this, I probably wouldn't have believed you.

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The truth is, I wasn't trying to build a coworking space. I was simply responding to what women needed.

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It started with brunch.

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I wanted to create a table where women—especially mothers—could put down the weight they carried every day and simply breathe. A place where conversations were honest, laughter was loud, tears were welcome, and no one had to pretend they had it all together.

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From there, MAMAS grew into weekend getaways. We traveled together, rested together, healed together, and created memories that reminded us there is still joy waiting for us beyond our responsibilities.

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Then came coaching.

 

As I walked alongside women through transitions, grief, motherhood, entrepreneurship, relationships, and rediscovering themselves, I realized something important. Healing doesn't happen in a single conversation or during one weekend away. Community isn't something you visit every few months.

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It needs a home.

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That's how MAMAS Village & Co. was born.

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The Village isn't just a coworking space. It's a sacred space. A third space. A village.

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It's the place you come when you need to focus on your business without leaving yourself behind. It's where ideas are born, partnerships are formed, laughter fills the room, and someone reminds you to eat lunch because you've been working for four hours straight.

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It's where women gather not because they're expected to perform, but because they finally have permission to simply be.

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During the day, The Village is home to entrepreneurs, remote professionals, creatives, therapists, consultants, and women building the lives they've dreamed about. Whether you need a desk for the day, a meeting space, a virtual business address, or simply a peaceful place to work, you'll find what you need here.

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But when the workday ends, something beautiful happens.

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The space transforms.

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The Village becomes home to workshops, support groups, celebrations, networking events, wellness experiences, coaching programs, and community gatherings. It becomes a place where women don't just build businesses—they build friendships. They build confidence. They build lives they don't have to escape from.

One of my favorite things about The Village is that it doesn't belong only to me. It belongs to the community. That's why we offer the space on a donation basis for individuals and organizations whose work pours back into our neighborhoods. When good people have a place to gather, good things happen.

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I've learned that every woman doesn't need another networking event.

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She needs a village.

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Not one that tells her who she should be.

One that reminds her of who she already is.

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So whether you're coming to work, create, connect, celebrate, heal, or simply catch your breath...

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Welcome to The Village...

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I'm so glad you're here.

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Peace & Blessings,

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Jasmine Elizabeth
Founder, MAMAS Village & Co.