Going for a holiday? Can't decide where to go? Habitat for Humanity have a few suggestions for you with lots of activities packed into a five days to two weeks itinerary.
It is going to be a holiday with a difference because you will be working along side volunteers from around the world to help build simple, decent homes. Why? Because you want to be part of an international movement to create a world where everyone has a proper home. So, expect to meet some people with muscles and learn how to build houses and communities for people in need.
Can't afford to go? Then tell your family, friends, colleges, churches, civic clubs and others that
Raise the awareness about Habitat’s work to help break the cycle of poverty and raise some funds along the way for the trip. Get them to join you.
Happy holidays.
Showing posts with label World Habitat Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Habitat Day. Show all posts
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Thursday, September 17, 2009
World Habitat Day
The United Nations has chosen the first Monday in October to be World Habitat Day.
So, 5 October 2009 is a day to remind everybody that affordable and adequate housing should be a priority everywhere. Here is a video posted by Habitat for Humanity on YouTube highlighting the plights of people living in Capotillo, an informal settlement in Santo Domingo and...
...the effects of living in such an environment for their children.
If you would like to spread the news about World Habitat Day visit Habitat for Humanity to find out what you can do to promote this cause.
So, 5 October 2009 is a day to remind everybody that affordable and adequate housing should be a priority everywhere. Here is a video posted by Habitat for Humanity on YouTube highlighting the plights of people living in Capotillo, an informal settlement in Santo Domingo and...
...the effects of living in such an environment for their children.
If you would like to spread the news about World Habitat Day visit Habitat for Humanity to find out what you can do to promote this cause.
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