World Water Day 2025: Addressing the Global Water Crisis with Habitat for Humanity Australia
World Water Day, celebrated annually on March 22, is a reminder of the importance of safe water and the…
Four impactful projects, implemented by Habitat for Humanity Australia, in partnership with local organisations, are working to empower vulnerable communities in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, and Vietnam.
These initiatives aim to strengthen communities,…
Building Inclusive Shelter - Cambodia Case Study
In the heart of Cambodia, about 45 kilometres from the bustling city of Siem Reap, lies the small village of Chob, nestled in Chob Ta Trav…
At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we're dedicated to building a world where everyone has a safe, affordable place to call home. Across the Asia-Pacific region, we’re working hand-in-hand with local partners in countries…
In the bustling city of Dhaka, Bangladesh, one community is finding strength, unity, and resilience through a remarkable initiative led by Habitat for Humanity. The construction of a climate-smart, inclusive community centre in…
Hayley and Heaths Engagement Story: Celebrating love and life on the Global Village program in Fiji.
Our Global Village program allows volunteers to make a tangible difference by helping communities in need build safe, secure homes. Through this initiative, participants from around the world can join together to work…
On World Toilet Day we are reminded of the global urgency to ensure access to safe sanitation for all and the role that Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) plays in improving the quality…
At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we build homes, communities and hope. Through our longstanding partnership with the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP), we have been able to extend our work across Vietnam, Cambodia,…
In congested informal settlements like Beguntila in Mirpur, Dhaka, fire lurks like an unseen predator, always poised to strike. Houses in the informal settlements are stitched together with whatever materials can be found…
High in the mountains of the Lao Cai province, lives the Tan Ta May family. Mrs May, her husband and their two young sons, live in a deteriorating makeshift home, cobbled together from…