Homeownership stories

A family of 6 stands in front of a blue wall.
March 10, 2026

Family story: Sammy and Rita

After moving three times in six years, Sammy and Rita are still searching for the stability many families take for granted. Through Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta’s affordable homeownership program, they are now working toward a safe, permanent place their family can finally call home.

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Two parents smile down at their two young boys between them in front of a blue wall.
March 5, 2026

Family story: Faris and Ashna

Faris and Ashna are raising their two boys in a small basement suite in Calgary. With limited space, shared access, and little stability, planning for the future has felt out of reach. Now, they are looking ahead to a home where their family can finally settle.

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February 26, 2026

Family story: Semhar

A dream of stability and a place to call home When Semhar moved to Canada, her main dream was a…

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February 25, 2026

Family story: Karen and Mark

Mark and Karen have moved twice in search of stability, but rising rents and limited space have made it difficult to feel settled. Through Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta, they’re building a future where their son Lucas can grow, play freely, and truly feel at home.

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Habitat homeowner Mohamed stands in front of a blue wall with a Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta logo.
February 17, 2026

Family story: Mohamed & Soukaina

After years of uncertainty, Mohamed and Soukaina are building a secure future through Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta. Their affordable home will give their growing family the peace of mind to plan careers, raise children, and put down lasting roots in Calgary.

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Future Habitat homeowners Said and Manal with their 3 year old son Adam.
February 12, 2026

Family story: Said and Manal

After years of moving between communities and struggling to find safe, affordable housing, Said and Manal are preparing for a new chapter as future Habitat for Humanity homeowners.

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