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In this section we will highlight the journeys of our amazing Partner Families.
Please return often to learn about their dreams and accomplishments.
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The Garcia Family

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At 4572 Kingston Road's Groundbreaking Ceremony, Habitat Toronto Homeowner Antonio Garcia (pictured here at the event with his wife Helen as they give Home Depot Canada Foundation's Gino DiGioacchino a commemorative hammer) gave a touching speech to over 100 guests about his family's struggles and hopes for their future. This is what he said...
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The Moreno Family

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It was a good morning when Robyn Moreno tuned into a Habitat dedication ceremony on television. Habitat partner families were celebrating the completion of their new Habitat homes with staff, volunteers and donors. The families’ happiness and pride were in stark contrast to how Robyn was feeling about the home she shared with her husband and their four children Mya, Michael, Mykela, and Mikhail (pictured here).
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The Mathabela Family

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With five sons ranging from toddlers to teenagers, Thulisile Mathabela runs a full household. Her boys make a point of keeping their small apartment tidy and welcoming. “Although there are too many of us living under one roof, we work together to keep a clean and friendly atmosphere,” Thulisile says.
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The Harun Family Profile

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Maryan Harun (pictured here with Alan Convery from home donor TD Bank Financial Group) had just finished her law studies at Gahayr Univerisity in her home country Somalia when civil war broke out. This caused many families, including Maryan’s, to flee to the Kenyan border to escape the violence. With support from her family, Maryan was able to travel from Kenya to New York and finally made her way to Canada.
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The Guerrero-Vega Family

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The Guerrero-Vega Family (pictured here at the 2008 HAN) is a lovingly large family where Luis and Edith have a daughter and four young sons. After moving to Canada from Mexico in 1998, the family was soon met with some difficulties when their vehicle was stolen and they were forced to move apartments. Since they’ve moved into their current three-bedroom home, they have been subjected to rent increases every time another family member is added to the residence. All three boys share one room while mom and dad sleep with one of the babies. There is only one bathroom for this family of seven to share and through the cold winter months they must keep each other warm while the cold seeps through their poorly-built windows and walls.
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Habitat for Humanity Toronto
120 Eglinton Ave. E, Suite 600
Toronto, ON M4P 1E2
Phone: (416) 755-7353
Fax: (416) 916-2333
Email: info@torontohabitat.on.ca
RESTORE EAST York
29 Bermondsey Road
Toronto, ON M4B 1Z7
416-755-8023 Ext. 33
RESTORE North York
1120 Caledonia Road
Toronto, ON M6A 2W5
416-783-0686
RESTORE ETOBICOKE
7 Queen Elizabeth Blvd.
Toronto, ON M8Z 1L9
416-259-9220
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