Kokun exists for people living away from their usual support network - those moments when life in a new place feels manageable on paper, but harder in practice.

You might have arrived in a new city or country for study or work.

You might be living with a host family, relocating with a partner, or starting over somewhere unfamiliar.

Often the big logistics are sorted. You have accommodation. You have a job or a course. But it’s the in-between moments that can catch you off guard.

Setting up a bank account when English isn’t your first language.

Working out public transport, or learning to drive on the other side of the road.

Trying to judge whether the place you’ve rented is actually safe, comfortable, and what it promised to be.

Realising you need an emergency contact - and your family is on the other side of the world.

Navigating an awkward or difficult situation with a host family, housemate, or employer.

Or maybe it’s simpler than that. Those first weeks of loneliness - when you’d give anything for a friendly face to have a coffee with, someone who understands what it’s like to be new and has helped others through it before.