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We are one of the world’s leading shelter NGOs - part of the Habitat for Humanity Federation working in over 70 countries. Our mission is to build a safe, decent homes where families and communities can thrive. Access to decent housing is the foundation to achieving essential human rights such as: education, property, food and privacy. Since 1976, we have built nearly 1 million homes, serving about 6.8 million people. Our work takes us and our volunteers across the world on projects such as: - Housing Lesotho's orphans and disabled - Setting up refugee camps in Macedonia - Building emergency housing in Haiti - Funding clean water projects in Delhi - Building affordable homes here in the UK
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10 The Grove, SL1 1QP, Slough, United Kingdom
- 01753 313539
- hello@habitatforhumanity.org.uk
- habitatforhumanity.org.uk
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