Habitat Tucson: Understanding the community
The 2015 Tucson Well-being Survey, a collaboration between the University of Arizona and Habitat Tucson, examines the challenges faced by lower-income families in Arizona’s second-largest city.
The 2015 Tucson Well-being Survey, a collaboration between the University of Arizona and Habitat Tucson, examines the challenges faced by lower-income families in Arizona’s second-largest city.
Els Palemene and her family moved into their West Auckland Habitat home in Massey, New Zealand, in June.
Orientation for incoming freshmen at Virginia’s Roanoke College includes building a brand new home alongside a Habitat family.
When Job Kalulu was still in primary school, his family lost their home. Today, Job and his family live in a safe, decent Habitat home.
Mario Fourney takes joy in providing his children with a safe, secure home to grow up in.
Kevin and his siblings are growing up in the Habitat house that gave their parents a place to make a new life.
Every child needs a place to call home, a place where they can play and dream and plan for their future.
The families who build Habitat homes, the volunteers who work alongside them, and an entire world of generous donors and supporters come together to lay every solid foundation.
Homeowner Lyndsay found security and self-reliance in her new Habitat home.
Habitat helped Luisa and her son build a safe, healthy place to live.