Reviews
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Calculating How Many Homes a Village Truly Needs | Across the foothills of Nepal, where the Chepang people have carved out a living on steep forested terrain for generations, deciding how many new homes a… | |
| Making safe decisions around a dangerous old shelter | An old shelter can become unsafe long before its roof visibly collapses. Rot, unstable walls, termite damage, loose cladding, fire damage and contaminated… | |
| How to Create a Matching Gift Challenge with Your Employer | A matching gift challenge turns one donation into a shared workplace commitment. An employee gives to a nonprofit, then asks their employer to contribute the… | |
| The First Rainwater Harvest for a Family Building a Safer Future | For years, the family’s water routine began before sunrise. A parent or older child would walk down a steep path with empty containers, hoping the community… | |
| Why wide doorways matter in accessible community housing | A doorway can determine whether a person moves through their home independently or needs help several times a day. For an older resident, wheelchair user, or… | |
| How secure homes help reduce child labour | A child’s home is more than a roof, walls and a place to sleep. It can determine whether they attend school, receive healthcare and spend their days learning… | |
| How to Plan a Community Dinner to Fund a Home Roof | A community dinner can turn a generous meal into practical shelter. With careful planning, neighbours, local businesses, volunteers and guests can raise the… | |
| How the One Home Foundation Board Guides Responsible Project Delivery | Safe housing projects depend on more than bricks, roofing and a completed handover. They require careful decisions about land, design, construction quality,… | |
| Bringing Reliable Electricity to Homes Beyond the Grid | For families living in remote or underserved communities, electricity is more than a convenience. It powers lights for children studying, refrigeration for… | |
| Safer cooking spaces for families in thatched homes | In a thatched home, the cooking area is often the centre of daily life. It may provide warmth, prepare meals and bring family members together, yet an open… |