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Happy 2015 everyone
Published on 27.01.2015
To celebrate this new beginning, 243 of our families will be getting a new home this month and next. Our deepest thanks to our many housebuilding volunteers, who bring new life to so many.
Tagged: 2015, celebrate, families, Happy 2015, Housebuilding, new home, Volunteers
September 2012 Housebuilding Update from Janne Ritskes
Published on 09.09.2014
Dear friends and partners, I would like to share a few more highlights of our work this past year. This one is about house building. People always ask why do you do house building. Well, there are many reasons. One of the main reasons is that house building is a great leveler. Our poorest families have a very low self esteem. They believe they are bad, they believe that they are not very smart. They believe that foreigners have all the answers. House building changes that illusion.
Tagged: Housebuilding, Janne Ritskes, Update
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