Kauma is outside the services provided by the government in Lilongwe, which means that the majority of its 33,000 inhabitants have little or no access to clean water and toilets. This film highlights the work that Habitat for Humanity is doing to support the community.

This film was made in an area of Malawi that was devastated by floods. Since 1986, Habitat For Humanity has helped thousands of people like Bertha Likeke build flood-resistant homes.

Habitat for Humanity Lesotho (HFHL) has been running its Vulnerable Groups Housing (VGH) programme in Lesotho since 2007 in order to help orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) who don't have access to decent shelter. This is the story of the Masolanka family.

A short film shot in Lesotho as part of Habitat for Humanity's global campaign to highlight the work they do. Lesotho has one of the poorest populations in the world and has a desperate need for decent housing.

In Malawi less 1 % of the population has access to mortgage loans, leaving many hard-working families unable to improve their housing. Habitat for Humanity has partnered with Select, a housing micro-finance company, to give homeowners like Joyness access to invaluable building advice.