Speaking to families about the transformational impact of home ownership is one of the best parts of my job.
I meet Sabahat in a cafeteria and I’m excited to hear her story. We dive right in.
Read MorePosted on Jun 25, 2019 9:27:53 AM
Speaking to families about the transformational impact of home ownership is one of the best parts of my job.
I meet Sabahat in a cafeteria and I’m excited to hear her story. We dive right in.
Read MorePosted on Mar 22, 2019 10:52:25 AM
Gina, Audrey and Sam are a close-knit family of three.
Walking into their home, you’re greeted by the sweet smell of incense and a cozy sectional with colourful pillows covering virtually every inch.
Read MorePosted on Nov 22, 2018 7:57:11 AM
Kristen, Anthony and their two boys, Dominic and Marcus, have lived in their Habitat home for two years now. They are finally settled. They enjoy and truly appreciate living in a safe, family-oriented community.
Read MorePosted on Sep 20, 2018 1:36:21 PM
Avon and Romano, parents of Lorenzo [8] and Niña [4], are future Habitat homeowners in Okotoks.
Over the years, the family of four has struggled to find adequate housing that has met their budget.
However, despite the challenges they have faced, their faith has given them the resiliency to endure. The family describes themselves as:
Read More“a family united in love, a family of faith and commitment.”
Posted on Feb 1, 2018 9:11:37 AM
Brandy is a single mother of Tyson (12) and Taya (7), living in Olds and working as a financial services representative at a major financial institution.
Read MorePosted on Dec 13, 2017 1:33:07 PM
“#EveryKid should have a home because it’s where they can go to feel safe and where they belong. If they have a rough day at school, they can come home and know that this is where they can be no matter what."
— Jessica, age 12
Posted on Nov 28, 2017 4:31:28 PM
This endearing couple playfully tease each other, laughing when their recollections don’t line up perfectly.
Read MorePosted on Jul 28, 2016 1:19:38 PM
My wife and I are very proud parents of four beautiful children. Over the years I worked hard, I even worked two jobs to provide financial stability and a better future to my children. Still, it is challenging for me to use only one income to provide for the whole family. More than fifty percent of my income goes to rent and utilities, even though we have tried to live in many different communities.
Read MorePosted on Jul 21, 2016 2:46:43 PM
As my children's primary caregiver, simply generating an income to support my family with the basic necessities and being present to shape and influence their lives was my top priority! While we feel blessed to have all our current needs met, there is sacrifice and struggle to make ends meet each month.
Read MorePosted on Jun 29, 2016 9:46:37 AM
My name is Sherin and my husband is Arshad. We are a family of six all together; we have two girls and two boys.
We have seen a lot while we lived in Kurdistan Iraq, the house my family owned was destroyed by the horrible war that started in 1991. We ended up homeless, so my dad said we needed to get out ASAP. We fled to Canada while Arshad left for Sweden.
Read MoreHabitat for Humanity Southern Alberta is a non-profit organization that helps families build strength, stability and independence through affordable home ownership.
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