The Publication of Habitat for Humanity International | June / July 2002
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The Cost of Living...In Poverty

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Good Health Often Relies on Good Housing

Substandard Housing Can Threaten Academic Achievement

Safe, Secure Living Arrangements Provide Needed Stability

Meeting Daily Necessities a Struggle on Low Wages

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The Camera Captures a Moment in Time
Poverty housing centers a burden on the shoulders of children throughout the world—some 700 million of whom survive on less than $1 a day. Fortunately, once their families partner with Habitat to secure decent shelter, they begin to thrive and embrace the joys of childhood. Rykie Arenejas, pictured here, enjoys a better living environment as part of a Habitat homeowner family in Tagbilaran City, the Philippines.
Photo by Alicia Wagner Calzada


 

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