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Annual report 2015

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By Habitat Australia
November 11, 2015

Annual report 2015

Download Habitat for Humanity Australia’s Annual Report report for the year ended 30 June 2015

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Building strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter. Together we Can Build a Better World. Join #4x4Challenge today!

This week is Homelessness Week. A week dedicated t

This week is Homelessness Week. A week dedicated to raising awareness to end homelessness in Australia and build more social housing. Our system is broken, but together we can fix it. Help us provide shelter for people in need through our Brush with Kindness program and home-building program in Australia. To find out more visit: http://ow.ly/hYHR30r16rT #everbodyneedsahome #HW2020 #buildsocialhousing

More than half of the $100,000 target to secure th

More than half of the $100,000 target to secure the innovative Studio Purpose Youth Homelessness accommodation project has been secured! Project partners are now campaigning to raise the remainder of funds to proceed with this unique initiative in Murray Bridge, SA to deliver accommodation and diverse support for young people at risk of homelessness. A vacant property has been secured, cross-agency partnerships formalised and a broad program designed to address the needs of young people and Habitat for Humanity is nearly ready to begin the construction phase - to construct safe accommodation for youths experiencing homelessness with a focus on health and well being, education, development, connection and engagement. On any one night 116,000 people are sleeping rough in Australia. Together we can help end homelessness in Australia by creating accommodation such as this.
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To find out more and donate visit: https://www.givenow.com.au/youthhousingmurraybridge
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Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2v40ZjCZdc&feature=youtu.be
#HW2020 #BuildSocialHousing

Habitat for Humanity South Australia is in it's fi

Habitat for Humanity South Australia is in it's fifth month of supporting property owners impacted by the 2019 Cudlee Creek Bushfire in the Adelaide Hills. Here are our Bushfire Recovery Program achievements thanks to the support of generous corporate donors, individual donors and volunteers:

▪️ 100 Recovery Days completed
▪️ 89 property owners assisted (Some owners have received assistance on multiple days)
▪️Over 150 unique volunteers engaged
▪️ Key activities include debris clean-up, removal of damaged fencing and re-planting of vegetation

The COVID-19 pandemic has driven home the importan

The COVID-19 pandemic has driven home the importance of housing as a front line of defense against disease. Habitat's goal, according to Habitat experts from around the world, is to create more healthy homes and also to support healthier housing markets that can lead the way to a sustainable recovery.

We are so proud of this #HabitatMemory : It's incr

We are so proud of this #HabitatMemory : It's incredible that for past 30 years our volunteer program has mobilised 1.4 million volunteers worldwide. It is truly a families of people building a better world one day at a time.

📢 Announcing our Local Village Program 📢 giv

📢 Announcing our Local Village Program 📢 giving you the opportunity to work as a team to provide support to families affected by the Bushfires. All while giving back to the local economy and experiencing the best that the Adelaide Hills wine region has to offer!
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▪️ What: You will work alongside families to help rebuild, clean up, sort and pile debris and replant trees. No skills are necessary, and anyone over the age of 15 can join the team. As a team you will achieve so much more in a few days than the families would have achieved in months, saving them so much time, money and worry.
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▪️ Where: Our first Local Village experience is in the Adelaide Hills
▪️ When: 22-25 October, 2020
▪️ Registration Fee: $100 (50% off for a limited time)
▪️ Individual Minimum Fundraising: $1,000
▪️ Build Week Costs: $500 per person, twin share room in a boutique hotel or cottage, all meals, snacks, transport, and support every step of the way. #LocalVillage #BuildBack
Register Now link in bio☝☝☝️️️

We don't give hand-outs; we give people hand-ups b

We don't give hand-outs; we give people hand-ups by building homes in partnership with families in Australia and overseas. We work with the most vulnerable families to build new homes transforming lives, and support development of housing finance and construction markets so that more working poor families can access affordable and safe housing.

Why we do the work we do? Because rebuilding and r

Why we do the work we do? Because rebuilding and repairing inadequate housing helps families overcome the circumstances that allow poverty to fester. A home is a stabilising force for a family and can be truly transformative for health, education, opportunity & economic security. #BuildforChange #HabitatAustralia 📷@habitatnepal

“I've had a dream all my life to own a family ho

“I've had a dream all my life to own a family home and one of my biggest dreams is to foster care children. “This house will allow me to do that, to give back to a lot of kids.” We're getting so close to handing the keys over to Tracey and her family to their new Habitat home. One where Tracey can fulfill her dreams of giving back to other children, a space of her families own where they can create new memories, and hang pictures on the wall. Interested in learning more about our homebuilding program in Australia? Visit http://ow.ly/77BK30qUJRv

GIVEAWAY! Delta Air Lines has donated 2x Premium E

Helena and her Family lost everything to the 2019

Helena and her Family lost everything to the 2019 Bushfires. Our Bushfire Recovery Team headed out to give her and family a hand up! Together we will #BuildBack homes, hope and communites. #HabitatAustralia #NSWBushFireRecovery

At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we believe a st

At Habitat for Humanity Australia, we believe a stable, secure home creates the foundation for change. A safe home gives people the opportunity to be healthier, happier and more secure, and for children to be better nourished and better educated. We believe building a decent home provides much more than bricks and mortar it provides real hope for the future.

Our volunteer days are back in Victoria! We are th

Our volunteer days are back in Victoria! We are thrilled to have our volunteers back on site in Yea, working on Tracey's home as we prepare for the handover in August!

We want to say thank you to our donor during these

We want to say thank you to our donor during these challenging time of COVID-19. With your unwavering support, we can continue to support the world's most vulnerable families access safe shelter. #HomeTogetherFund #ThroughShelterWeEmpower

The Black Summer bushfires earlier this year were

The Black Summer bushfires earlier this year were cataclysmic, destroying 3094 homes, killing 33 people and burning over 17 million hectares of land. The impact has been devastating, and affected communities are now suffering further due to the health, economic and psychological impacts of COVID-19. In SA and NSW we are helping these communities build back - clearing their land of debris, chopping fallend tress, rebuilding fences and more. Want to get involved? Learn more about our bushfire recovery program here http://ow.ly/HJMX30qUJRu

Habitat for Humanity Australia is part of Habitat

Habitat for Humanity Australia is part of Habitat for Humanity, an international not-for-profit which originated in Georgia, United States in 1976. Habitat for Humanity began as a grassroots effort. The housing organisation has since grown to become a leading global non-profit working in more than 70 countries. Worldwide, Habitat has helped more than 29 million people obtain safe and decent housing, along with the strength, stability and independence to build better lives. Through financial support, volunteering or adding a voice to support affordable housing, everyone can help families build a better tomorrow, today. Through shelter, we empower.

Bushfire Recovery Update: It’s seared into their

Bushfire Recovery Update: It’s seared into their minds. Unforgettable. The day fire ripped through Michael and Senga Green’s property in the Blue Mountains devouring everything except a 50-year-old caravan, used for storage. Read Michael & Senga's story: https://www.habitat.org.au/michaelandsenga/

Our volunteer days in NSW have been off to a rarin

Our volunteer days in NSW have been off to a raring start! We are so happy to be running our bushfire recovery program, helping affected communities remove debris from their properties so they can begin to build back their homes.

Meet Elisabet, before she partnered with Habitat s

Meet Elisabet, before she partnered with Habitat she did not have access to a toilet, clean water or a safe home. From Day 1, the message from health experts regarding #COVID19 has been wash your hands but more than 2 billion people around the world don't have easy access to decent sanitation or even clean drinking water. Elisabet said: "My old house ... was uninhabitable because it used to be a cattle pen," she says. "I did not have a toilet and had to go outside. And there were many mosquitoes. It was a difficult thing for me particularly following the birth of my child." Now thanks to donors Elisabet and her family have a safe and decent home with running water and toilet.

We are all in this together and together we can #B

We are all in this together and together we can #BuildBack the communities that need our support. If you are in position to donate please do so today: https://habitat.org.au/hometogetherfund

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