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Yasmin's work placement at ReStore

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Mileway Cycling Challenge 2026

Cycling 350km cycle from Marseille to Nice

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Access to clean, reliable energy in India

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Blog Read about Why housing belongs at the centre of climate action

London Climate Action Week 2026

Why housing belongs at the centre of climate action

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Tag: development

200 Homes: Malawi

Homes and Toilets in Malawi Throughout 2021, the construction of safe and resilient homes in Zomba and Phalombe, Malawi, continued within Coronavirus restrictions. The project was funded by the Government of Japan and completed in partnership with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). The project improved the living conditions of communities that have been affected… Read more »

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Why volunteer with Habitat for Humanity: Hilary’s Story

It’s Volunteers’ Week and our theme for this year is Habitat Heroes! To celebrate, we asked a few of our top return volunteers why they love volunteering with us and why they keep on coming back. This story is by Hilary…let’s find out about her Habitat volunteering experience.    Would you say you’re addicted to… Read more »

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Urban Crises Learning Partnership

The Urban Crises Learning Partnership (UCLP) is a two-year (2016-17) initiative that aims to generate knowledge and learning about preparing for and responding to crises in urban areas. It is led by Habitat for Humanity GB with the participation of Oxfam GB, University College London (UCL), and the Overseas Development Institute (ODI). While the learning… Read more »

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Homes for HIV-affected Families & Orphans in Botswana

New Homes in Botswana Kealabale Sathaga has lived in Moshana, Botswana, for 76 years on a plot of land she and her two sisters inherited from their parents. This is the amazing story of resilience of one woman caring for her 24 grandchildren. Once, the extended family compound included five solid mud huts, providing shelter… Read more »

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