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Environment Day 2021: Habitat for Humanity Australia on Housing and Climate Change
Our beliefs Habitat for Humanity International is driven by the vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Today we are faced with an unprecedented global housing
Bushfire Resilience Program Manager
About this role: This new role has been created specifically respond to the needs of the community, and work in partnership with local organisations to identify risks and vulnerable
Every Hand Builds Change | A Family of Men build a Menstrual Hygiene Management block in Fiji
As we mark Menstrual Hygiene Day (May 28th), we are sharing this story of a group of male volunteers that got together to help build a Menstrual Hygiene Management block for their
Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021
Today is World Menstrual Hygiene Day. A day to recognise period poverty and the stigma that girls, women and non-binary people face. Achieving menstrual health and hygiene requires
Direct Marketing Officer
POSITION DESCRIPTION TITLE: Direct Marketing Officer REPORTS TO: Head of Impact Giving & Engagement LOCATION: North Sydney office, and flexible work from home arrangements HOURS:
Building a Better World – Autumn 2021
Read the latest news and updates from Australia and overseas, this newsletter celebrates women’s strengths and resilience through our Hand in hand Women’s build
Every Person Can Build a Brighter Future
Passionate and committed supporters like Lucy (18), help make our work possible. At just 15, Lucy joined us in Cambodia and got her hands dirty, working alongside a family to help
Every Hand, Builds Hope
Anyone who has watched children grow up, or who celebrate a wedding anniversary, know that 10 years can fly by! But for a community of women in Itahari, in southeastern Nepal, so much