Housing costs are forcing millions of people around the world into difficult trade-offs, coming at the expense of food, healthcare, financial security and major plans for the future, according to a ...
During a milestone year for global volunteering, Habitat for Humanity International is proud to recognize 44 volunteers from 21 countries whose leadership, service and innovation are helping to ...
ATLANTA (Oct. 1, 2026) — Today, Habitat for Humanity International is honored to launch the Carter Circle, a distinguished community of corporate partners and individual donors whose leadership-level ...
Due to rising materials and labor costs, many communities have become increasingly unaffordable and unobtainable for people of all ages. Almost 30% of all households — 21% of homeowners and 46% of ...
Housing inequality is a primary culprit behind the large racial wealth gap between Black and white households in the U.S. Mobilizing public and political will to craft and implement remedies necessary ...
Habitat for Humanity builds decent and affordable homes around the world in partnership with families in need of a decent place to live. Habitat homebuyers help build their own homes alongside ...
Habitat for Humanity’s new global housing report Home at What Cost? moves beyond traditional measures of affordability to examine the hidden costs of housing, from the sacrifices people make to the ...
Where we live shapes how healthy we are. Access to safe, decent housing unlocks opportunity and opens the door to better health, education and economic outcomes. The steady foundation of a home, and ...
Habitat for Humanity International receives funding from AmeriCorps to support the Habitat AmeriCorps program. Habitat AmeriCorps is part of the growing national service movement. In partnership with ...
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Explore Habitat for Humanity International’s rich history – its beginnings, growth and milestones. The Jordan and England families found Koinonia Farm, an interracial community outside Americus, ...
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