"We are so grateful that so many people came out and they've done a brilliant job. Absolutely brilliant. We're just blown away by how hard they've worked...” Â
The impact of bushfires on Australian…
The head-teacher at Nalaba School, stands outside a new WASH facility at the school.
In a community like Beguntila, Bangladesh where access to basic rights are very limited, children’s rights and sexual health rights are often ignored and gender inequality is the norm.
 Currently over 1 billion people worldwide are living in informal settlements, also known as slums, with over 370 million  living in East and South East Asia. Not only are these communities struggling…
Happy National Volunteer Week! This week is a time to celebrate the incredible efforts of volunteers across Australia. At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we are proud to work with dedicated volunteers who give…
Read our latest Building a Better World newsletter. Read our heartwarming story about our youngest fundraiser Sophia, learn more about housing and climate change, innovations in India and an exciting way to engage…
Today is World Water Day. It is time to work together to accelerate change to solve the water and sanitation crises. In partnership with DFAT’s (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) and Water for…
Over the last few years Habitat for Humanity Australia has been working with the Australian Humanitarian Partnership across the Pacific to establish Disaster Ready Emergency Handbooks. Our key projects took place in Fiji,…
46% of the population are living without access to sanitation; a basic human right. Sophay and her husband Hieng were two of these people.
Yip Say, an elderly woman from one of the poorest families in her village in Battambang Province, Cambodia, was struggling to ensure her families health due to her degrading house and very minimal…