Habitat for Humanity is continuing with its commitment to rebuilding the homes and lives of people in Pakistan following the deadly October 2005 earthquake that was felt across South Asia.
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Japan-Supported Sawmill Services Boost Habitat’s Reconstruction Efforts In Earthquake-hit Pakistan [2] HFH Pakistan Helps Over 200 Earthquake-Affected Families To Resettle In Their Villages [3] Habitat Distributing Winters Kits to 100 families Living in Shelters [4] Habitat For Humanity To Help Build Quake-Resistant Homes In Pakistan [5] Habitat For Humanity Advisors Supervise Erection of 500 Homes For Quake-Affected Widows And Families [6] Habitat for Humanity Explores UN-Habitat Semi-Permanent Shelter Model [7] Habitat and Partners to Help Earthquake Survivors with Winter Shelter [8] Habitat for Humanity Team due in Pakistan [9] Stench of Death in Pakistan [10] Representative in Earthquake Zonez [11] Habitat Responds To Pakistan Earthquake [12] |
Habitat is working with the government and partners to rebuild and repair homes. A key part of the response is the Habitat Resource Center, where Habitat expertise and facilities are made available to train and assist communities to rebuild their homes. Habitat for Humanity Japan is working closely with the program.
Shortly before the earthquake, Habitat for Humanity was in the process of formally establishing its presence in Pakistan. Over time, Habitat hopes to establish a long-term program in the country.
For regular updates on Habitat’s program, please check out the Related Stories column on the right
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Habitat for Humanity currently has no openings for volunteers. Opportunities may arise in the coming months. Please check back on this web site for future developments. [16th August 2005]
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