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MFLB 2011 International Builds

The Ghazaryan family moves into their new home in the Dsegh village in Armenia.
The Avetikyan family moves into their new home in the Yeghegnut village in Armenia.
Family standing beside their new home in Armenia.
The Gyozalyan family moves into their new home in Dasht village in Armenia.
Gyozalyan family on the front steps of their new home.
2011 10-21 The Odofins move into their new home in Nigeria. Sulaiman (right) is their fifth child out of eight, and is about to enter the University of Abuja to study business administration.
2011 10-21 Fuller Center Nigeria dedicates 4 houses.
2011 10-21 Mr. Odofin receiving Bible from Sam Odia. Abdul-Ganiyu and Nafisat Odofin have 8 children and own a small textile business. They heard about the Fuller Center from a friend sometime in 2007. They made enquiries and attended the information seminar and decided to pay the initial deposit required. People around them tried to discourage them insisting it was a scam. The Odofins decided to take the risk. Now homeownership is a reality after such a long wait.
2011 10-21 Dedicating house #4 in Nigeria
The Saji family moves into their new home (India).
The Sheeba family moves into their new home (India).
The Soosan Rajam family moves into their new home (India).
For many years, the Gunathilake family has lived in a small house in Alubomulla, Panadura, Sri Lanka, that they built several years ago. The home was never completely finished due to a lack of funds and resources, so the family has been living without doors or windows. Recently, they reached out to the Fuller Center for Housing of Sri Lanka, which approved the family’s application. Volunteers installed new walls, doors and windows on the home during the 2011 Millard Fuller Legacy Build.
The Richard family fell on hard times when the father of the family, L.G., wasn’t able to make ends meet with his job as a private security guard. The family has been living with L.G.’s parents for several years in Willorawatte, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. The one-room home has no doors or windows and very limited space for its six inhabitants. They’ve had plans to build a room adjoined to his parents' home but have never been able to execute these due to limited funds and resources. After many years of waiting and saving, they reached out to The Fuller Center for Housing of Sri Lanka, which approved the family’s application.
Chamara Peries – Moratumulla, Moratuwa
Nandani Gunathilake – Alubomulla, Panadura
Udaya Priyankara – Moratumulla, Moratuwa
In October, FCH-Nepal began building two houses in Trishuli. Beg Bahadur and Dipa Tamang and their 9-month-old daughter will move into the first home. Beg is serving as a soldier in the Nepal army. The family is currently living in a rented room at Trishuli. The Sunuwar family will move into the second home. Currently, they live in a rented room as well. Ramesh Sunuwar works as an electrician and technician.
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