Habitat partner families get keys

Two more partner families of Habitat for Humanity received the keys to their new houses in Yea recently. These were houses that PCPM students built part of, under the instruction of the Habitat team and RMIT lecturers Sean Durkin and Sarah Holdsworth. At the presentation of keys, Phillip Curtis (Executive Director of HFHV) spoke about the difference between a house and a home, and about the work of Habitat in Victoria. Students from PCPM and from the Bachelor of Arts (Photography)  stayed in Yea for a week in December 2017 and February 2018 to Work on the 11th and 12th houses on this development. A further 5 houses are planned for this development. Congratulations Eddie, Maree and Katie on your new houses, and PCPM looks forward to an ongoing relationship with HFHV.

Author: Guinevere Gilbert

Image: Guinevere Gilbert