The Publication of Habitat for Humanity International | April/May 2004
| The Publication of Habitat for Humanity International | April/May 2004 |
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Home Means: Tangibility, Opportunities, Connections, Service, Culture While the term home can be defined many ways, the notion of home carries meaning that cannot be so easily measured or explained. A decent home is full of intangibles that create a framework in which families thrive and individuals grow into their full potential. At its best, home is a haven for rest and comfort; it affords a sense of place and permanence; it fosters relationships, connects generations and grounds them in hope and promise. This edition of Habitat World explores the concept of home and helps underscore the worth a solid home brings to families all over the world. |
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