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Families tell their story

“It was here that I knew the houses project because they were visiting a neigbor and asked if I could apply and by the grace of God, my family will have decent housing. So first thanks to God, then the engineers and Hábitat, because when you are poor what you get is to eat and

100,000 floors to play on

“This has been an incredible change, a joy for the family because here the water from the street got in, we practically lived in the mud and now we don’t, now we are clean and we even reorganized the house. Not only the girl is happy,” Nora told us, who works taking care of a

Hábitat para la Humanidad Nicaragua y su contribución al cumplimiento del marco de Sendai

(Español) Cumplimiento del marco de Sendai

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(Español) Betty y su hija migrante

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(Español) FCIL y Hábitat Nicaragua apoyan a mujeres VIH positivo

(Español) Mujeres con discapacidad reciben kits para enfrentar el Covid-19

Growing together

Habitat Nicaragua organizes exchange of experiences on ecofogones and other initiatives, between women who make roasted tortillas in San Rafael del Sur and the Multinfunctional Cooperative Women in Totogalpa Their faces were a mixture between anxiety and curiosity. It was the first time they left town, they didn’t even know how far Totogalpa was or

Growing together

Habitat Nicaragua organizes exchange of experiences on ecofogones and other initiatives, between women who make roasted tortillas in San Rafael del Sur and the Multinfunctional Cooperative Women in Totogalpa Their faces were a mixture between anxiety and curiosity. It was the first time they left town, they didn’t even know how far Totogalpa was or

Growing together

Habitat Nicaragua organizes exchange of experiences on ecofogones and other initiatives, between women who make roasted tortillas in San Rafael del Sur and the Multinfunctional Cooperative Women in Totogalpa Their faces were a mixture between anxiety and curiosity. It was the first time they left town, they didn’t even know how far Totogalpa was or

Never too late to learn

29 assistants, masons, construction teachers and contractors were trained in good construction practices. “I read it well, but using a staircase was something I had never done. Now I can and with that, I can already draw a plan of a room and even a small house, we are very satisfied and grateful for the