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News & Events
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Habitat Windsor-Essex plans to build 18 new homes and is actively seeking qualified applicants
“We're seeing more and more families who are working full-time, and still unable to afford a safe place to call home,” said Fiona Coughlin, CEO of Habitat Windsor-Essex. “These are nurses, tradespeople, educators—people who are part of our community but are slipping through the cracks.”
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THIS is Groundbreaking
Habitat for Humanity Windsor-Essex is throwing out the traditional shovel ceremony playbook. Learn more about our partnership with industry leaders at Amico, who are pushing forward a scalable, efficient, and community-focused solution to help address Canada's housing crisis. This is groundbreaking!
Preparing to help Ontarians when the unexpected occurs
Habitat Windsor-Essex is launching a bold new arm of their Repair Revolution Program designed to train and equip local volunteers to assist during floods, storms, and other emergencies. This pilot project is part of a broader effort by the Province of Ontario to strengthen the response capabilities of Ontario Corps partners to ensure communities are better prepared to respond to local emergencies.
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Welcome Home Lisa & Zoey!
On Thanksgiving weekend, we celebrated a new beginning for Lisa and her daughter, Zoey as they received the keys to their new home on Bruce Avenue. Originally built in 2005 as part of the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project, this home has now supported three families in building stability, independence, and hope.