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The months of July through December, which comprise the first half of our fiscal year 2022, were full of challenges, but also of good results for Habitat for Humanity Nicaragua. We invite you to learn more about what we did. se

The Water and Sanitation Network (RASNIC) made up of 25 member organizations, including academia, non-governmental organizations (national and international), water and sanitation committees, as well as private companies and state institutions, presented an award to Habitat for Humanity Nicaragua, for their participation in the organization of the NICARAGUASAN Forum that takes place every year. In

In Observance of the UN’s World Habitat Day and Urban October, Habitat for Humanity Nicaragua held a Virtual Conversation on housing and climate action. The event, held via zoom, was moderated by the architect Verónica Mora, a renowned Nicaraguan professor. It featured presentations by Eng. Minor Rodríguez, Director of Gestionando Habitat (Managing Habitat) Costa Rica,

A trace of nail polish can be seen in María Félix’s hands, while she shyly shows us the results of her first mammogram: negative. She tells us that, thanks to God, everything went well for her, the same with the ultrasound and other medical exams.  At 44, María Félix had never had a complete gynecological

How do I know if I am suffering from anxiety attacks, stress, or even some level of depression? Habitat for Humanity Nicaragua’s HR department organized a series of workshops that allowed its collaborators to identify whether they were experiencing heightened levels of stress or depression, as a result of the crisis generated by the Covid-19

-Can someone tell me what the houses of the three little pigs were made of?-asked an architect from Habitat. “I can”-said 5-year-old Briston, as he hurriedly raised his hand and began to talk: the first one was made of straw, the second one of wood, and the third one of bricks.  Little Briston was with