Homeownership stories

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Twenty-two years after moving into her Habitat home in Calgary, Katherine sat down to reflect on how her affordable home provided stability during profound loss, raising her children, and pursuing higher education.  

Rosa and Taajelidin’s journey to homeownership is rooted in resilience, sacrifice, and family. After immigrating to Canada, they’ve worked tirelessly to build a stable future for their three children—one that includes the dream of owning a safe, affordable home.

After applying to Habitat for Humanity three times, Behzad and Misbah are finally preparing to move into their family’s future home. As they leave behind their cramped basement rental, they’re looking ahead to stability, community, and a brighter future for their children.

For Merhawi and Makda, building a life in Canada has meant raising their children through years of change and uncertainty. Now, they’re working toward something lasting: a home where their family can finally settle. 

After more than two decades of renting and raising her children on her own, Seble is becoming a homeowner. For the first time, she can plan for the future with confidence.