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A confident Janisa

“…But now I feel confident of going to work & can concentrate on my work without worrying too much.”

Building a House of Dreams

Though small, the Ojha family’s Habitat for Humanity home has opened their hearts up to bigger dreams than they ever before thought possible.

Building the future

“How can you think of the future if you don’t have a place to live in the future?” asks Mohammed.

Forced to quit his job because of diabetes-induced blindness, Muslim Noorjahan rests his eyes in a well lit bedroom.

Housing : A status Quotient

Few months after moving into the Habitat house I was able to get my daughter married. The marriage took place because of this house. My status has increased and people know that I have a house and have the capacity to get my daughter married.

Proud Home Partner

Suman recalls "whenever visitors would come home, it was difficult for us as there was no space especially when my daughter has to bathe before going to school or after coming back from school .We had to wait till the visitors leave, only one could use the bathing area."

Karjat, Maharashtra

“My old house was crumbling around us. The hut was unable to protect my children. But now conditions have changed. I have built a Pucca house of my own. My children are extremely happy since we have shifted to the new house."

Dignity and safety assured

Sangamner, Maharashtra

Now Meena can use the toilet at any time of the day and needs no assistance to get there, in the process, having her dignity and that of the other women folk in the family, restored.

Thankful to have a new home

"I’m so thankful to have a new home," Shanti Amma says. "Honestly, I never thought I could. But we will soon have a bigger, cleaner house."

Sacrifices made

"Like many others, we were never able to build a new house on our own because we could not afford to repay the large amounts from a loan company here," Annama says. "Only with Habitat could we afford this."

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