Liverpool's Habitat for Humanity Project Excels at Construction Awards

A LIVERPOOL housing project that’s helping low-paid people get onto the property ladder has triumphed at the North West Regional Construction Awards.

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Charity Makes Ownership Dream a Reality

Liverpool Habitat for Humanity (LHFH) is building 32 three-bedroom homes on just over two acres of land donated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese in Kingsley Road, Toxteth. Drummers and singers gathered at the site to celebrate the completion of Phase 1 of the project, the first in the North West and the UK's largest.

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North West Pensioner Is Building Homes and Futures

FRESH off of the plane from building homes in Cape Town, South Africa, in an initiative spearheaded by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, volunteer Imogen Clarke is now turning her hand to a housing charity closer to home – Liverpool’s Habitat for Humanity.

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Homes Built by the Community for the Community

As you all may be aware, Liverpool Habitat for Humanity experienced quite a tragic attack in the wee hours of Thursday morning.  The timber frames of the first three houses on Kingsley Road went up in flames and our security guard beaten up. 

Open Letter from Revd Dr Shannon Ledbetter,
Chair, Liverpool Habitat for Humanity

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We will make a stand against these criminals

Article from Liverpool Echo

THE head of a says the charity will rise from the ashes.

The site's security guard was pinned down by a gang who assaulted him before dousing the standing timber frames with petrol and setting them ablaze.

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Liverpool ECHO Article

Habitat for Humanity was featured in the Liverpool ECHO on the 10th July 2003. The article entitled 'A Home for 500 Hours Labour' gave details of our local programme in Liverpool and the work Habitat for Humanity does worldwide.

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Jimmy Carter Work Project 2003

Three volunteers from Liverpool traveled to LaGrange to join former President and Jimmy Carter, and his wife Rosalynn, to build houses. The team members were Dr Shannon Ledbetter, Pro Torkington and Marie Kearney.

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