A mother in Siem Reap once carried her daughter in and out of their home every day, unable to navigate its steep, uneven entrance on her own.
For years, Kohinur’s family crowded into a single room, watching the monsoon rains ruin their belongings and their peace of mind every single season. With support from Habitat for Humanity, that changed.
Sakina is a young woman with a growing sense of responsibility towards her community.
Discover how 15 years of Australian Government support has helped Habitat for Humanity Australia transform housing systems across Asia and the Pacific.
A safe home is not just shelter, it is the foundation for health, education, and hope for the future.
Home is the foundation on which we build our lives. For Mrs. Sa and her family in Cambodia, that foundation is now real.
This rural village is home to 338 families and 1,345 residents. The community elected a committee, led by a woman, to identify challenges and propose solutions.
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 purpose-built crisis accommodation…
Jennifer’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of safe, stable, and supportive housing. When she arrived at the refuge at just 13, she was apprehensive, believing that “living in a refuge…
The Importance of Including Women in Climate Resilience: 3 reasons whyÂ
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time, both at home in Australia, and overseas in our partner countries.…