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When hope has an address: Chantelle’s journey to homeownership
Chantelle has learned not to assume anything is permanent. As a single mom navigating rising rents and year-to-year uncertainty, stability has always felt temporary. Now, as a future Habitat homeowner in Chestermere, she is helping build something that will last — a home where her children can finally stay.
Family story: Semhar
A dream of stability and a place to call home When Semhar moved to Canada, her main dream was a…
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.

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.

Family Story: Ray
Ray’s journey to affordable homeownership began with an unexpected turning point in 2001 and has since been shaped by perseverance, family, and the dream of stability.

Family story: Mohammed and Tiba
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.