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A Sri Lankan family builds a better life in Habitat’s “Homes not Houses” project funded by the European Union. 

Yogeswary has built a new home with earth concrete blocks under the European Union’s “Homes not Houses” project in Sri Lanka.

Asian Tour and Thai Country Club donate 250,000 baht to Habitat for Humanity Thailand.

Thomas Lim continues his long-term support for Habitat Singapore’s Project HomeWorks because he loves the impact of home clean ups and repairs. 

Discover the advantages to building with alternative materials in the EU-funded “Homes not Houses” project.

Living in a secure Habitat home means Daw Thuzar can save on house repairs and use the money for her sons’ education.

Frequent house repairs are a thing of the past since Myint Myint Sein and her family moved into their bamboo home.

While Lata needs to use crutches after an accident, she is proud to be self-reliant because of a stable home.

Jayshri’s perspective on education changed after she moved into her Habitat home in Lonavala over a decade ago.

Malan (center) gradually came out of her depression after living in a 100-home community in Lonavala.