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In Bangladesh, we have a proverb about water: “The other name for water is life.” It resonates with me when I work in distant rural areas
Growing up in a Habitat home in Bangladesh, Biddut is motivated to be as diligent as his parents and has set his sights on taking over the family’s business.
After 9 years, Morsheda’s wish for a daughter was fulfilled when her family welcomed baby Tayeba. We’re glad we could move into our new home.
At a young age, Aminul had experienced tragedy. He was four years old when his little sister died in a fire that broke out at home in north-central Bangladesh.
Photo of Prangon and Dipu
Living next door to each other, Prangon, 17, and Dipu, 19, have been good friends since they were young. Their families were among the first homeowners
Shirin, 38, remembered the first time her family of four entered their new home in January 2019. “I cleaned the room, brought in our clothes stand
Sakina has come a long way since she was a young bride of 17. She took on the responsibility of providing for her family after her husband had a stroke in 2011.
For Vutto, rain once meant leaving home. Whenever heavy rain came, water entered through the damaged roof and walls.
Maloti Dash stands as a powerful testament to resilience, transformation, and the profound impact of a safe home.