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Building Safer Futures: Empowering Women to Lead Climate Resilience in Nepal
Building Safer Futures: Empowering Women to Lead Climate Resilience in Nepal
Project Name: Systemic Action for Equity and Resilience (SAFER) Nepal  Project Location: Western and Eastern Nepal Project Duration: August 2025 – June 2028  Project Summary  Empowering women to lead climate…
Constructing Safe Homes for the Most Vulnerable
Constructing Safe Homes for the Most Vulnerable
Wirrawee Gunya Dharruk: A Place of Healing, Led by Community  A new chapter of safety and support has begun in Western Sydney with the opening of Wirrawee Gunya Dharruk, a…
Maintenance and Repairs for More Liveable Homes and Communities
Maintenance and Repairs for More Liveable Homes and Communities
At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we believe that safe, well-maintained homes are the foundation of strong, resilient communities. In FY25, our programs focused on equipping women with practical skills, creating…
Innovative Solutions for Affordable and Secure Housing
Innovative Solutions for Affordable and Secure Housing
In Sydney, a vacant three-bedroom home has been transformed into a safe, welcoming space for Aboriginal women and children escaping violence.
Sustainable Shopping That Builds Homes.
Sustainable Shopping That Builds Affordable Homes
Habitat Australia’s ReStore shops are sustainable, social enterprises – helping to transform donated goods into housing solutions for families in need.
NAIDOC x Pheobe House
NAIDOC Week at Phoebe House: Empowering Women and Honoring Legacy
The NAIDOC journey began as a movement for recognition and rights, sparked by Indigenous communities who saw a future built on justice and equality. The 2025 theme, "The Next Generation:…

Stories from overseas

Climate Resilient Communities 
Climate Resilient Communities 
From Fires to Storms, and Buckets to Buildings    At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we know that safe housing is key to building community resilience to the effects of climate…
Adequate Housing in Informal Urban Settlements 
At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we work in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Bangladesh to deliver housing solutions that strengthen resilience and improve wellbeing. This project receives support from the…
Building empowerment for women and marginalised groups in Cambodia
Project Summary  The BUILD project empowers women and marginalised groups in Siem Reap, Cambodia, to lead climate-resilient shelter initiatives through inclusive, community-driven processes.  Women-led community action groups are being formed…
Women Empowered to Lead Change 
Women Empowered to Lead Change in their Community
This project receives support from the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) and is in partnership with our implementing partner Habitat for Humanity Cambodia. Together, we are…
Building Resilient Slum Communities in Bangladesh
Building Resilient Slum Communities in Bangladesh
Since 2012, Habitat for Humanity Australia has partnered with people living in urban informal settlements (or ‘slum’ communities) in Dhaka to strengthen collective resilience. Our work focuses on improving access…
Adaptation for All
Adaptation for All: Inclusive Housing and Water Access in Vietnam
Project Summary  Adaptation for All strengthens climate resilience and adaptive capacity with households and communities at risk of climate change impacts through inclusive housing, improved water access, community empowerment, and…

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Meet Jan and Greg: Our Volunteers of the Year!

This year, we’re delighted to honour Jan and Greg, our Volunteers of the Year at Habitat for Humanity Australia. Their commitment to our Brush with Kindness (BWK) program in Queensland has been truly…

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Building a Better World | Spring 2025

In the Philippines, bamboo is emerging as a powerful solution to two major challenges: climate change and housing insecurity. Often called the “poor man’s timber,” bamboo is anything but. It grows fast, requires…

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Building a Better World | Autumn 2025

Heng and her family of five from Cambodia in a dilapidated hut constructed with old and worn zinc sheets. With no proper doors or locks, their home offered little security or comfort. Struggling…

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Building a Better World | Spring 2024

Australia’s construction and trade industries have been male dominated, with women making up just 24% of the workforce. Your support is transforming that imbalance through our Habitat Women program – empowering women with…

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Building a Better World | Spring 2023

This spring we bring you our latest Build a Better World newsletter featuring Global Village updates, the latest Bushfire Resilience news, a reflection on NAIDOC week and an exclusive Safewill partnership offer. 

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