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Ray’s Path to Affordable Homeownership in Calgary Future Habitat homeowner Ray’s journey to affordable homeownership begins back in 2001. By…

Mohammed and Tiba are future Habitat for Humanity homeowners preparing to move into a townhouse in Livingston with their two children – Mayar (10) and Adem (4). Their journey to homeownership spans countries, years of uncertainty, and one of the hardest decisions a family can make, all in pursuit of stability for their children.  

Steve has been volunteering with Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta since 2019, lending his skills on construction sites and in the ReStore nearly every Monday. From building and repairs to helping customers and staff, Steve’s dedication shows how volunteering can be both meaningful and deeply rewarding.

For Habitat homeowner Stephanie and her son Izayic, moving just a few blocks away will change everything. After years of renting and frequent moves, the family is preparing for their first-ever home—one that brings long-term stability, affordability, and the chance to stay rooted in the community they already call home.

Hussein, Fatuma, and their three children are ecstatic when they think ahead to moving into their own home and, finally, moving out of Calgary housing. 

Meet Annette, Chapter Chair for Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta Medicine Hat, whose hands-on experience, real estate expertise, and lifelong commitment to volunteering help more families access safe, affordable homes.