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Annual Report 2019

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By Habitat Australia
October 23, 2019

Annual Report 2019

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A few weeks ago we were able to deliver one of our

A few weeks ago we were able to deliver one of our Build Back homes to recipient Bob in North East Victoria. After spending the last 12 months living in a caravan, Bob is looking forward to having a safe, secure and more spacious place to live with proper access to amenities. We have one more home to be delivered as part of this pilot initiative. To find out more click the Build Back link in our bio!

We are proud to be a worldwide family of Habitat o

We are proud to be a worldwide family of Habitat offices working towards the same goal. In 2020 we helped 5.9 million people access safe shelter and water sanitation and hygiene. This includes more than 1.9 million people in the Asia and the Pacific region. Our goal is to triple out impact by 2025 but we can't do with without the support of our volunteers, donors and corporate partners. Like this post if you will support us on our goal to triple our impact. Lets make 2021 our best year yet!

The number of property owners we have helped keeps

The number of property owners we have helped keeps getting bigger and so do their smiles after seeing the huge impact our volunteers make in one day. Thanks to all of our wonderful volunteers who happily give their time to assist those who need it most. 📸: Volunteer in SA

We loved having Metlife on site in NSW in December

We loved having Metlife on site in NSW in December last year, volunteering on one of our Bushfire Recovery Days. Are you interested in assisting bushfire affected property owners to clear debris, replant and rebuild? Visit our link in bio to find out more!

Despite economic and operational challenges in 202

Despite economic and operational challenges in 2020 Habitat for Humanity Australia successfully adopted new strategies and safe practices to continue helping families in Australia and overseas. Nearly 10,000 people gained access to safe, decent and affordable housing in the past year thanks to the support of people like you who knew they could make a difference. Since 1976 Habitat globally has served 35 million people. Our goal is to triple our impact by 2025, will you support us on this mission?

🛠️ Building Community Impact series: 🛠️

🛠️ Building Community Impact series: 🛠️ In partnership with Habitat Myanmar and @DFAT 's #ANCP one of the goals of our project is to improve the housing conditions for people with disabilities. U Yan Naing one our partner families who does not have the function of his legs due to an accident of falling out a coconut tree shares his experience with Habitat: “I cannot express how happy I am with this new house. I feel I belong to the society again, this time, with dignity. I will tell people about this act of kindness and love of Habitat.” U Yan Naing is 31 and use to live alone in a 100 square foot bamboo house on stilts with no window and just the hole on the floor serving as toilet. Now U Yan lives a better and safer life in his new home that had water and sanitation facilities in it. #PartnershipsForRecovery

Affordable homeownership helps create the conditio

Affordable homeownership helps create the conditions that free families from instability, stress and fear and encourages self-reliance and confidence. Studies show that strong and stable households are foundational to child development and growth. When a home fosters — instead of hinders — health and safety, families can flourish. Owning an affordable home also allows homeowners to lift up their entire family by saving for their futures and investing in educational opportunities — bolstering job opportunities and long-term career growth.

Looking for a team building experience to support

Looking for a team building experience to support women & children escaping domestic violence? Then join one of our corporate volunteering days in recognition of International Women’s day by supporting the most vulnerable in Australia. Contact Ally on acorkhill@habitat.org.au today. Book now.

In South Australia last year we completed 196 Bush

In South Australia last year we completed 196 Bushfire Recovery Days , assisted 147 property owners (with some owners having received assistance more than once), and engaged with 289 unique volunteers (many volunteers are regular/repeat volunteers). We are so grateful to the community to be able to provide this much needed support to bushfire affected families!

Our volunteers are the heart of our organisation.

Our volunteers are the heart of our organisation. We are always in awe of their kind hearts dedication and caring souls. They are our every day heroes. We are so thankful for them and the work they do to support our cause and mission. #HeartofHabitat

🔨 Our next Local Village build is in February a

🔨 Our next Local Village build is in February and we have 2 spots left so make sure to join us as we build back a bushfire-affected family's property. Register now click link in bio! 🎥 @ngofieldstories

In South Australia, we were very lucky to be able

In South Australia, we were very lucky to be able to handover the keys to Von and her mum, only 4 days out from Christmas! It was a scaled back event due to COVID but no less memorable and exciting. We would like to thank all the volunteers who worked on this home and the Sponsors who supplied materials or labour!

Our urban water, sanitation and hygiene project in

Our urban water, sanitation and hygiene project in partnership with DFAT's #ANCP organized a COVID19 prevention (face mask) campaign at the Dala jetty and public market. Habitat Myanmar's partner YMCA Myanmar and township officials including the police led the event where about 17,500 masks and bottles of sanitizer were distributed. As we know COVID doesn't end for us until ends for all. #HabitatAustralia #DFAT #ANCP #PartnershipsForRecovery

#DidYouKNow we do more than build houses? We work

#DidYouKNow we do more than build houses? We work in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Fiji, Nepal and Vietnam supporting communities to access improved water and sanitation.This includes construction of new or improved water supply facilities such as wells, water tanks and water treatment systems, as well as sanitation facilities such as drainage, toilets/latrines and bathing/handwashing facilities. These types of physical interventions are delivered in conjunction with training for families, communities and schoolchildren aimed at changing behaviours for improved management of water resources and hygienic practices.

‘The reason I applied for a Habitat home is for

‘The reason I applied for a Habitat home is for hope. Hope is the reason…I needed to find it for my family. This is an opportunity that is lifechanging especially for my youngest son and his disability, this is an incredible blessing.’ Some words from Tracey, our partner family in Victoria who recently moved in to her new Habitat home. Did you know we build homes in Australia for families in need? Find out more on our website (link in bio!)

Always wanted to visit the Northern Territory? Wel

Always wanted to visit the Northern Territory? Well here is your chance. With our Global Village Volunteer Program suspended temporarily we have partnered with @InspiredAdventures to bring you an exciting trip to Hike for Habitat on the Larapinta Challenge 2021! Registrations are still open and Rego is on sale for $290! We have filled 18 spots, so there are only a few more left! There has never been a better time to explore the Australian Outback while international travel is on hold. Now more than ever vulnerable families need all of us. Register for an unforgettable trip, embark on a new adventure, make new friends, all whilst giving back to families in need of safe and decent homes. Tag a friend, family member or a public figure in the comments you would want to hike with.
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Fast Facts Dates: May 24th - 30th, 2021
Where: Larapinta Trail, Northern Territory
Registration: $290
Fundraising: $3,000
For more details visit the link in our bio!
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#HikeforHabitat2021 #Larapinta #LarapintaChallenge #HabitatAustralia

Meet Anne, one of our longest serving volunteers a

Meet Anne, one of our longest serving volunteers at Habitat for Humanity Australia. We want to say a big thank you and big congratulations to Anne on receiving the Service Award! Big thanks to Paul from our board who was able to present the award in person to Anne. Anne has been volunteering with Habitat Australia for over 5 years. She has been on multiple Global Village builds overseas, completed over 50 bushfire recovery days and has been coming into our office once a week volunteering with us for the past 5 years. Anne holds a special place in all our hearts here at Habitat and we love having her as part of the team. She is simply the best!

Thanks for volunteering with us @Khanporter #Regr

Thanks for volunteering with us @Khanporter #Regram @iamkhanporter 'Working away on a bushfire regeneration project with @habitataustralia, up in the beautiful Blue Mountains.
Habitat for Humanity has loads of programs all over Australia (and around the world) and is in need of volunteers across all of them. You can find and register for them via the link over at @habitataustralia . This isn’t a paid or sponsored post, just a great organisation and an awesome way anyone can get involved in helping those effected by the bushfires earlier this year.
We were meant to have 10 people today but only ended up with 3, so get out of the city and get amongst it.
(They even let me use power tools! #TradiePorter)"

Do you want to help bushfire affected families and

Do you want to help bushfire affected families and get hands on clearing debris, replanting vegetation and rebuilding property? One of our most dedicated volunteers, Rick from SA, has now done over 100 days and a he says 'you should come out to join us as it's a wonderful place to volunteer and the people are great!' Interested or want to know more? Get 20% off today on Rego! Visit the link in bio!

🛠️ Sign up to any Local Village build today a

🛠️ Sign up to any Local Village build today and get 20% off rego! 🛠️ Help local Aussie communities build back. Link in bio or visit: https://www.habitat.org.au/volunteer/localvillage/ 🎥 @ngofieldstories

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